Deaf People, Language, and Emancipation in Modern France, 1789–1914
Deaf People, Language, and Emancipation in Modern France, 1789–1914
Contenu
Drawing on a wide range of contemporary debates about deaf identity, the book considers how philosophers, teachers, physicians, legal advisors, and governmental representatives understood deafness, and how deaf people variously challenged these fields of knowledge and their purported expertise to redefine and claim equal rights.
Informations bibliographiques
juillet 2025, Anglais
Oxford Academic
978-0-19-894012-8