Does ASL fulfill your university/college Foreign Language Requirement?

[Barbara LeMaster]

> 3.  Can you recommend good resources that discuss Deaf culture(s) as 
> distinct from mainstream American culture, and that would be 
> accessible to a non-linguist/non-anthropologist reader?
>
The website I gave you refers to ASL moreso than Deaf culture.  Here 
are a couple of websites you might check out.
www.deafculture.com
>
I like this website a lot - but there is some confusion ultimately over 
culture versus community.

Here is another website with cultural information:

www.aslinfo.com/deafculture.cfm


>
>
Here is a good website maintained in Germany - has ASL/Deaf culture 
refs as well

www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de


>

You can also contact Dr. Lawrence Fleischer at CSUN, Chair of Deaf 
Studies, who could either provide references or refer you to someone 
who could.

lawrence.fleischer at csun.edu

Hope that helps.

Barbara
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> Jennifer Dickinson
> Assistant Professor
> Dept. of Anthropology
> University of Vermont
>
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