Introduction to American Deaf Culture

Thomas K. Holcomb

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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Culture Defined Chapter 3 Who are the Deaf People? Chapter 4 Deafhood: A Personal Journey Toward Self-Actualization Chapter 5 Early Definitions of Deaf Culture Chapter 6 Deaf Culture Redefined Chapter 7 ASL - Language of the American Deaf Community Chapter 8 Deaf Lit Chapter 9 Deaf Art Chapter 10 Rules of Social Interaction Chapter 11 The Vibrant Deaf Community Chapter 12 The Collision Between Culture and Disability Chapter 13 Diversity within the Deaf Community Chapter 14 The Universality of the Deaf Experience Chapter 15 The Future of the Deaf Community

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