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Disability Rights and Representation Hearing Impairment and Communication History, Culture, and Diplomacy

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This dissertation studies the transnational interactions of Deaf Americans in a transnational Deaf public sphere from 1870-1924. Deaf Americans advanced a discourse of co-equality in which they asserted their ability to participate in society as Deaf-- and as deaf-- people.

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