Mother Father Deaf: Living Between Sound and Silence

Paul Preston

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PART 1: WHEN CULTURES COLLIDE 1. Introduction 2. Interpreting Our Lives PART 2: FAMILY ALBUMS 3. Invisible and Profound 4. Views from the Other Side 5. The Alternate Family 6. Imperfect Mirrors PART 3: CHILDHOOD LANDSCAPES 7. A Song You Never Heard Before 8. Inside Out or Upside Down 9. The Heritage of Difference 10. Hyphenated Lives PART 4: A DISTANT WORLD CALLED HOME 11. Identity on the Margins of Culture Epilogue Glossary Notes Reference Acknowledgment Index

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