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Good Sunday morning to all .. I hope the taste of the book "The cry of the gull" I liked them.
I especially liked this book because the author talks about his life, sparing polemical accents. Criticizes those who claim to respect the rights of disabled people, but in front of deafness as a form of more subtle deficits because they are less clearly visible, showing attitudes of rejection and misunderstanding in an attempt to deprive the deaf of their unique and peculiar form of expression. In so doing deafness assumes all the characteristics of 'disability and is the subject of discrimination is both hypocritical.
accepting the difference and, therefore, the singularity the expressive manifestations of the deaf, the two worlds, that of the deaf and hard of hearing, may come into contact and hope to integrate in the recognition and respect for real.
To do this the study of LIS, and the work of interpreters should be valued and supported in schools to ensure the highest possible education, encouraging their greater participation in social life.