Cultural Conflict in a School for Deaf Children
Anthropology & Education QuarterlyPublished 1 September 1985
Carol Erting
Citations31
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Building upon a view of deafness as a sociocultural phenomenon similar to ethnicity, this article describes cultural conflict between hearing educators and deaf parents in a school for deaf children. Hearing and deaf interactants have different experiences with and definitions of deafness and language, resulting in expectations for each other's behavior that often clash.
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