When the Mind Hears: A History of the Deaf
by Harlan Lane
When the Mind Hears presents a history of Deaf people and the evolving social understanding of deafness. Harlan Lane considers the roles of language, education, identity, and community, providing a thoughtful cultural and historical perspective on how Deaf lives have been viewed and shaped over time.
About This Book
When the Mind Hears explores the history of Deaf people and the social forces that have shaped their experiences.
Harlan Lane examines changing ideas about deafness, communication, education, and identity.
The book offers a historical and cultural perspective on the relationship between Deaf communities and the wider society.
It provides context for understanding debates about language, inclusion, and the meaning of deafness.
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