Young South Asian deaf people and their families: Negotiating relationships and identities
Explores how various and competing identity claims are negotiated by young deaf people and their families. Findings, based on group and individual interviews with young South Asian deaf people and individual interviews with their families, illustrate the complex realities of identity negotiation and...
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| description | Explores how various and competing identity claims are negotiated by young deaf people and their families. Findings, based on group and individual interviews with young South Asian deaf people and individual interviews with their families, illustrate the complex realities of identity negotiation and how this process occurs against the backdrop of ethnicity, religion, gender, racism and deafness. (Original abstract - amended) |
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