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Huet
Deaf frenchman who was educated in Paris and taught in Brazil then Mexico
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MVV 1st Deaf man
Jonathan Lambert
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1880
Milan conference supporting oralism/ AG Bell foundation/ National Association for the Deaf
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1864
Abe signed treaty for 1st Deaf College
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Mexican President who helped Deaf mexicans
- Juarez
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1869
- 30 Deaf schools in US
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A single dialect was recognized in the US
1834
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What percentage of Deaf school teachers were Deaf in 1800's US?
42%
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Duality of Patterning
Duality of Patterning - Meaningful signs (words) are made of -- and distinguished from one another by -- meaningless parts (sounds, letters)
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Traditional Transmission
Traditional Transmission - The learning of language occurs in social groups.
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Productivity
Productivity - The ability to create new messages by combining already-existing signs.
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Displacement
Displacement - The ability to talk about things that are not physically present.
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Specialization
Specialization - Speech is produced for communication, not chiefly for some other function, such as echolocation.
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Discreteness
Each unit of communication can be separated and unmistakable.
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Arbitrariness
There is no direct connection between the signal and its meaning.
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Semanticity
Speech sounds can be linked to specific meanings.
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Total Feedback
ndividuals are able to hear and internalize a message they have sent.
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Interchangeability
The speaker has the ability to receive and also send the same message.
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Rapid Fading
The sound made by speech diminishes quickly after being released.
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Broadcast Transmission and Directional Reception
The audible sound of language is heard in all directions but listeners will interpret it as coming from one specific direction
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Vocal Auditory Channels
- Spoken language is produced in the vocal tract and transmitted/heard as
- sound, whereas sign language is produced with the hands and transmitted
- by light
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