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The Pentland Press LTD (Aug 01, 1990)
163 pages | Edinburgh | English
DeafHeritageCentreIreland's books
Issue #0
The Deaf Advance
A History of The British Deaf Association
Genre
- Sign Language Interpreting
Subject
- 10006306
- Literary Collections
Plot
This book tells the story of why and how, in 1980, Francis Maginn, a deaf irishman from Cork, inspired the formation of the oldest Association of Deaf People in the United Kingdom. The origin and development of the British Deaf Association can be understood only against the background of the fate of Deaf people in recent centuries. Their advance is a tale which should be of great interest and full of surprises to deaf and hearing readers alike.
Personal
| Owner | Deaf Heritage Centre |
|---|---|
| Location | Book Shelf 6 Purple |
| Index | 14 |
| Added Date | Dec 08, 2014 16:09:48 |
| Modified Date | Oct 12, 2017 14:32:40 |
Notes
This book tells the story of why and how, in 1980, Francis Maginn, a deaf irishman from Cork, inspired the formation of the oldest Association of Deaf People in the United Kingdom. The origin and development of the British Deaf Association can be understood only against the background of the fate of Deaf people in recent centuries. Their advance is a tale which should be of great interest and full of surprises to deaf and hearing readers alike.