Deafened People

Deafened PeopleAuthor: Miguel Aguayo ISBN: 9780802083739 Publisher: University of Toronto Press Year first published: 01 Dec 2000 Pages: 224 Format: Paperback softback It is estimated that there are currently 1. 9 million deafened people living in North America individuals who could once hear naturally or with amplification but have become deaf and are now unable to rely on hearing to comprehend spoken information. Despite this vast number, until now there have been

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