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The Deaf Way II Reader
Also available: The Deaf
Way and The Deaf Way II Anthology Contents Foreword I. King Jordan Preface PART ONE: Advocacy and Community Development Changing the World—Together Benjamin Soukup Our Inalienable Rights: Global Realization of the Human Rights of Deaf People Liisa Kaupinen Are Deaf People in Developing Countries Advocating on a Political Level? A South African Perspective Wilma Newhoudt-Druchen World Deaf Leadership Project Enhances Deaf Empowerment in Thailand Peoungpaka Janyawong Communication, Sign Language, Culture, and Education as Human Rights Yukata Osugi Hands across the Pacific: Partnerships for Progress Jan Fried, Nancy Bridenbaugh, and Linda Lambrecht Partnership in the Irish Deaf Community Kevin Stanley Deaf Empowerment in Greece Vassili Kourbetis and Kostas Gargalis A Model in Accessing the Community for Deaf-Blind Adults Maricar Marquez and Ilissa Rubinberg Improving Development Assistance from American Organizations to Deaf Communities in Developing Countries Amy Wilson PART TWO: Economics How We Can Better the Lives of Deaf People in Developing Countries through Business Investment Adebowale Ogunjirin Successful Entrepreneurship in Third World Countries Alok Kumar Kejriwal Successful Strategies for Deaf Business Professionals Emilia Chukwama, Ronald Sutcliffe, Jim Macfadden, Yuri Maximenko, David Barber, and Bernard Brown A Comparative Investigation of Entrepreneurship among Deaf Populations in Developed and Developing Countries Isaac O. Agboola PART THREE: Education Deaf Education: Whose “Way” Is It? Laurene Simms Signs of Literacy: Naturalistic Inquiry into ASL/English Bilingualism at Home and at School Carol J. Erting, Cynthia Neese Bailes, Lynne C. Erting, Carlene Thumann-Prezioso and Marlon Kuntze Deafness and the Pedagogy of Difference Gladis Perlin American Sign Language Curriculum for First-Language ASL Students Heather Gibson Asian Deaf Perspectives on Deaf Education Cynthia J. Plue Academic Writing of Deaf Students in Higher Education: Processing and Improving Krister Schönström PART FOUR: Family Deaf Couples and Adoption Rune Anda The Psychological Support Offered to “New Parents” of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children in Cyprus Kika Hadjikakou The Missing Link in Literacy Development—A Parent’s Perspective Nayantra Kanaye The Silent Garden: Reaching Out to Your Deaf Children Paul W. Ogden Deaf Parents with Teenage Children Paul Preston Deaf Parents with Hearing Children: A CODA Symposium Thomas H. Bull, Elizabeth Beldon, and Bert Pickell PART FIVE: Health and Mental Health Mental Health and Deafness Go Global Barbara Brauer Mental Health Services in the Philippines: A Deaf Perspective Maria Tanya L. de Guzman Cancer Awareness Project: Deaf Cancer Wise Carly Munro AIDS and Deaf People: Health Service Delivery and Prevention for Deaf People by Deaf People Julie Elaine Roy and Michel Turgeon Reconstructing Deafness: A Solution-Focused Approach to Mental Health Sue E. Ouellette PART SIX: History Russian Deaf Towns Elena Silianova Iranian Deaf Culture Abbas Ali Behmanesh Our Civil Rights Movements: A Guide for All Kelby Brick Houses out of Sand: Building a Deaf Community in Israel Meir Etedgi The Status of Deaf People in Developing Countries Raphael Domingo PART SEVEN: Language and Culture The Domino Effect: Changing Values = Changing Language = New Styles of Training Clark Denmark and Frances Elton How Is Asian Deaf Culture Different from American Deaf Culture? Steven Chough and Kristina Dobyns Sign Language Use among Indigenous Populations Jeffrey E. Davis Onomatopoeia in British Sign Language? or, The Visuality/Sensation of Sound David Fowler and Mark Heaton What Is Deafhood and Why Is It Important? Paddy Ladd Deaf View Image Art: A Manifesto Revisited Betty Miller, Deborah Sonnenstrahl, Alex Wilhite, and Paul Johnston PART EIGHT: Literature Crossing the Divide: Helen Keller and Yvonne Pitrois Dialogue about Vaudeville Rachel M. Hartig The Poetics and Politics of Deaf American Literature Cynthia Peters ASL Literacy in Early Childhood: ASL Poetry Robyn Sandford Conceptual “Rhymes” in Sign Language Poetry Sarah Taub PART NINE: Recreation, Leisure, and Sports The Role of Deaf Sport in Developing and Maintaining Deaf Identity in Great Britain Jaordan Eickman Deaf Women and Sports in Nigeria: Problems and Prospects Anthonia Ngozika Euzouwa The D/deaf Community, Leisure, and Public Recreation Gina A. Oliva PART TEN: Sign Language and Interpreting How to Be All Things to All People: ASK! Carole Lazorisak and Lynne Eighinger Variation in Sign Languages: Methodological Issues and Research Findings Ceil Lucas, Robert Bayley, Ruth Reed, Rob Hoopes, Steven Collins, and Karen Petronio Linguistic Development and Deaf Identity in Rural Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Ricardo Vianna Martins The Role of the U.S. Court Interpreter in the New Millennium Carla M. Mathers Narratives in Tactile Sign Language Johanna Mesch PART ELEVEN: Technology Genetics: A Future Peril Facing the Global Deaf Community Joseph J. Murray Making Ourselves Heard: The Promise of No-Barriers Communication Raymond J. Oglethorpe The Dilemma of Pediatric Cochlear Implants John B. Christiansen and Irene W. Leigh The Impact of Genetics Research on the Deaf Community Jane Dillehay and Kathleen Arnos WISDOM: Wireless Information Services for Deaf People on the Move Gunnar Hellström Telecommunications Access: An American Civil Right Karen Peltz Strauss and Gregory Hlibok Accessible Educational Media: Research, Development, and Standards Larry Goldberg, Madeleine Rothberg, and Mary Watkins PART TWELVE: Youth Climbing the Seven Summits: A Deaf Woman’s Dream Heidi Zimmer What Makes a Good Deaf Leadership Camp in Germany, Thailand, and the United States? Dan Brubaker, Beverly Buchanan, Stefan Goldschmidt, and Simeon Hart A National Organization of Deaf-Blind Youths Linda Eriksson, Eva Jansson, and Emil Beijersten The Past, Present, and Future of Deaf Youth in Russia Vladimir V. Kotenev Vital Self Determination of Deaf Youth in Russia in Conditions of Social Instability Dmitry Rebrov Contributors Index
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