THE COMMUNICATION USED BY THE DEAF AND THE COMMUNICATION USED BETWEEN THE HEARING IMPAIRED THEIR DIFFERENCES
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https://doi.org/10.20873/uft.2447-4266.2020v6n4a19enPalavras-chave:
Capacitismo. Comunicação. Comunidade Surda. Deficiente auditivo. Surdo.Resumo
O presente artigo tem como objetivo discutir a partir de um levantamento as diferenças em “Surdo”, surdo e deficiente auditivo, com ênfase na data de 26 de setembro - Dia Nacional do surdo. Apesar da data fixada, grande parte dos cinco milhões de surdos brasileiros, ainda são invisíveis para a sociedade. Neste estudo, pretendemos avaliar o nível de interesse, conhecimento dos envolvidos na apresentação deste tema. A comunicação entre os surdos e a Sociedade é muito limitada. Apesar de alguns avanços o capacitismo torna-se presente na vida dos Surdos. Assim, é preciso criar, cada vez, mais mecanismos que atue na inclusão dos Surdos, diminuindo o abismo social, cultural, econômico que a entre a comunidade surda e a sociedade em geral. Como pesquisador, concluo destacando a necessidade de toda a comunidade surda se firmar, por estar presente com sua cultura, construindo sua identidade.
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