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Direct linkJohnson, Jennifer T. – Applied Linguistics, 2020
Learning a visual language gives hearing mothers the possibility of participating in their deaf children's culture. Yet, mothers also grapple with the demands of an unmarked global hearing culture, especially as their children's deafness becomes mediated by technology and medical intervention, under the guise of progress, social mobility, equity,…
Descriptors: Deafness, Cultural Differences, Mothers, Parent Child Relationship
