Deaf Heritage: A Narrative History of Deaf America by J. Gannon, Softcover, 1981

„Deaf Heritage: A Narrative History of Deaf America“ by J. Gannon is a textbook published in 1981 by the National Association of T.H.E. Deaf. This trade paperback book, with 483 pages, delves into the social science subject area of people with disabilities. Written in English, it provides a comprehensive history of the Deaf community in America, offering a valuable insight into their culture, struggles, and achievements.“ No writing or highlighting noted

Deaf Heritage : Narrative History of Deaf America by Jack R. Gannon – 1981 – PB

„Deaf Heritage: A Narrative History of Deaf America“ by Jack R. Gannon is a 483-page trade paperback textbook that delves into the social science subject area. Published in 1981 by the National Association of T.H.E. Deaf, this illustrated book offers a comprehensive and detailed account of Deaf America’s history. Written in English, this narrative history explores the culture, experiences, and contributions of people with disabilities, specifically those in the deaf community. With a focus on social science and disability studies, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the rich history and heritage of Deaf America.

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