Papers from the Deaf History Workshop covering personal and group historical research relating to the social, educational, military, artistic, sporting and criminal aspects of famous and infamous Deaf people. Arthur Dimmock, Robert Smith, Murray Holmes, George Montgomery and a host of new writers contribute.
Contents:
Conserving the Deaf Heritage of Scotland
The Clan Heritage: History begins at Home
RTS
The Scotts of Glasgow
Ephthata: Art and the Camera
David Scott
In the Shadow of Skinner
Skinner of Donaldson's
25 Years at Donaldson's Hospital
Battler of Arnham
John Fergusson Allan
A Girdle Around the Past
How to Destroy a Heritage
Inclusion without Intergration
Pioneering the Integrated Campus
Integration in the Residential School
Donaldson's Integrated nursery
The Key to Inclusion
Deaf Ex-Mainstreamers Report
Review articles: A TV profile of Andrew Murray Homes
Diane Morgan
Integration and Disintegration of the Deaf in Society
History, Legend and Romantic License
Robert Lacey: Great Tales from English History
Simon James: Exploring the World of the Celts
Helen Meehan: Inver Parish in History
Mervyn Bragg: Credo
Word in Edgeways
Test Your Surdo-Historical Acumen
Paperback 77 pages 2006 |
