Deaf 310 stuvia 2024 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

FROG - ANSWER "frog," hold an "S"-hand (or a modified "S" hand) below your chin. Flick the index and middle fingers into a "V" hand DOLL - ANSWER curve your index finger into a C-shape. Then rub it down your nose twice. LIFE - ANSWER two Ls at or just below chest pointing at each other then both move up in a v shape (like sign for live, but with 2 Ls instead) IN/OUT - ANSWER close the fingers of your dominant hand hand, form your non-dominant hand into a "C," and place the...

Which country was the FIRST to record references to Deaf people? - ANSWER Egypt Name the Greek philosopher who said, "Without speech there was no outward sign of intelligence, so deaf people must not be capable of ideas or language." - ANSWER Plato Name the Greek philosopher who wrote that people who are "born deaf become senseless and incapable of reason." - ANSWER Aristotle Who said, "So then faith [cometh] by hearing, and hearing by the word of God?" - ANSWER Paul the Apost...

Name three countries that may make the earliest recorded reference to Deaf people - ANSWER Greece, Israel, Egypt Which country was the FIRST to record references to Deaf people? - ANSWER Egypt Name the Greek philosopher who apparently supported the use of sign language. - ANSWER Socrates Name the Greek philosopher who wrote that people who are "born deaf become senseless and incapable of reason." - ANSWER Aristotle Name the individual who, for the first time ever, challenged Ar...

Earliest recorded references to deaf people 1 - ANSWER Egypt: Ebers Papyrus Earliest recorded references to deaf people 2 - ANSWER Israel: Legal status of deaf people Earliest recorded references to deaf people 3 - ANSWER Greece: socrates, plato, and aristotle Ebers Papyrus was a: - ANSWER medical document Israel considered disabilities as a: - ANSWER fact of life, part of God's creation Hebrew law gave Deaf people: - ANSWER limited right to property and marriage Who sai...

Some of the EARLIEST recorded references to Deaf people in Isreal - ANSWER Legal status of deaf people (around 1,000 BC) Hebrew law gave Deaf people limited rights to property and marriage. It protected them from being cursed by others but it prevented them from participating in the Temple's rituals. Some of the EARLIEST recorded references to Deaf people in Egypt - ANSWER : Ebers Papyrus (Medical Document) (around 1,500 BC) "As to 'that through which the ears become deaf': When he is...

Audism - ANSWER the notion that one is superior based on one's ability to hear and speak, or behave in the manner of one who hears and speaks ASL is a blend of... - ANSWER signed languages used in the US before 1817 such as Martha's Vineyard Sign Language, home signs used by isolated Deaf people, and Old French Sign Language The term, American Sign Language, was not coined until - ANSWER 1965 The Golden Age of Deaf Culture was between - ANSWER 's

FROG - ANSWER "frog," hold an "S"-hand (or a modified "S" hand) below your chin. Flick the index and middle fingers into a "V" hand DOLL - ANSWER curve your index finger into a C-shape. Then rub it down your nose twice. LIFE - ANSWER two Ls at or just below chest pointing at each other then both move up in a v shape (like sign for live, but with 2 Ls instead) IN/OUT - ANSWER close the fingers of your dominant hand hand, form your non-dominant hand into a "C," and place the...

Late Twentieth Century "Rude" - ANSWER Face-to-face conversation priority; hearing woman took phone call and Deaf friend offended Twenty-First Century "Rude" - ANSWER Deaf friend attended pager; hearing friend offended Aspects of culture - ANSWER Food, styles of clothing, language, art, cleanliness, child rearing, roles of men and women, rules of politeness, values, customs, belief behaviors How are cultural values learned? - ANSWER -Parents and relatives -In school -From peer...