Deafhood: Pathways to Identity & Diversity (INTR 2260)
This course provides opportunities for students to build on their understanding of what it means to be culturally Deaf. Students explore the complexities of Deafhood, considering what people who identify as Deaf have in common but also how they differ. Key themes are intersectionality, diverse life journeys, and Deafhood as a global concept. Students examine how these themes inform the work of interpreters. The language of instruction in this course is ASL.
Course code: INTR 2260
Credits: 2.5
Length: 45.0 hours
Course outline:
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