How to Talk to the Deaf: The Language of Gestures, Expression, Impersonation, Pantomime or Acting Used by All Peoples in All Ages and Everywhere

Author

Daniel D. Higgins

Files

Description

This text was originally published as a serial in the Catholic Deaf-Mute newspaper.

Publication Date

1-1-1942

Keywords

Deaf culture, Church work with the deaf -- Catholic Church, Pastoral care of people with disabilities, Hearing impaired

Disciplines

Catholic Studies | Disability Studies

Published Article/Book Citation

Higgins, Daniel D. How to Talk to the Deaf: The Language of Gestures, Expression, Impersonation, Pantomime or Acting Used by All Peoples in All Ages and Everywhere. Chicago, IL: J. S. Paluch, Co. 1942.

Repository Citation

Higgins, Daniel D., "How to Talk to the Deaf: The Language of Gestures, Expression, Impersonation, Pantomime or Acting Used by All Peoples in All Ages and Everywhere" (1942). DCA Bookshelf. 2.
https://crossworks.holycross.edu/dca_books/2