The Origins of Alternate Sign Languages in Australia: could they include hearing Impairment?

IF 1.5 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Learning Communities-International Journal of Learning in Social Contexts Pub Date : 2015-01-01 DOI:10.18793/lcj2015.16.03
A. Butcher
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*  ž Ÿ $ % Z # # # ` Z‰ “™€} = ~ ™`! ; Z ` number of communities scattered around the world where the sign language of the deaf is also routinely used by hearing individuals. Such communities are, without exception, culturally or geographically isolated (often practising endogamy) and have a high proportion of profoundly deaf members. The deaf group develops its own sign language and the hearing members acquire mastery of it to varying degrees, using it in particular to communicate with deaf friends and relatives.
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* $ % z # # # ' z´´´´}= ~´´!;在世界各地的许多社区中,聋人的手语也经常被正常人使用。这些社区无一例外地在文化上或地理上是孤立的(通常实行内婚制),并且有很大比例的重度失聪成员。聋人群体发展了自己的手语,听力正常的人在不同程度上掌握了手语,特别是在与聋人朋友和亲戚交流时使用手语。
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