Understanding ASL: What Every American Sign Language Learner Should Know About Deaf History, Culture, and Community (The ASL Learning Series)
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Understanding ASL: What Every American Sign Language Learner Should Know About Deaf History, Culture, and Community (The ASL Learning Series)

by Nora Hollis

Language Learning American Sign Language Deaf Culture
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Understanding ASL offers learners a broader foundation for studying American Sign Language by exploring Deaf history, culture, and community. Part of The ASL Learning Series, it provides contextual reading for anyone seeking to understand the people, experiences, and cultural background connected with ASL.

About This Book

Understanding ASL introduces learners to important context surrounding American Sign Language.

The book focuses on Deaf history, culture, and community as essential parts of the learning experience.

It is designed for people studying ASL who want to broaden their understanding beyond language instruction.

As part of The ASL Learning Series, this volume connects language learning with the cultural and historical context of the Deaf community.

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