ERIC Number: EJ1071519
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2014
Pages: 17
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Our Time: The Legacy of the Twentieth Century
Humphries, Tom
Sign Language Studies, v15 n1 p57-73 Fall 2014
We are probably only at the beginning of our understanding of a period of time that gave us a new name for an old language, "ASL," a new consciousness called "Deaf culture," a national uprising called "DPN," and a science fiction-like new technology called "VP." The two halves of the twentieth century might be viewed as two separate units of analysis. The intent is to examine the second half of the twentieth century, or the period from 1945 to 2000. Key revelations and five critical changes during this period are discussed and contextualized in the article.
Descriptors: Deafness, Educational History, Educational Trends, Equal Education, Civil Rights, Social Bias, Social Change, Educational Change, Sign Language, Minority Groups, Cultural Awareness, Activism, Advocacy, Civil Rights Legislation, Science and Society, Accessibility (for Disabled), Appropriate Technology
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Language: English
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