Deaf and Hearing Siblings in Conversation by Berkowitz, Marla C. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Foreword by Martha A. Sheridan Acknowledgments Foreword Preface Introduction PART ONE THE EMERGENCE OF A SIBLING

Solo Dining While Growing Up

How Conversations Began

First Social Network

Sounds Dominate Differences, Indifference or Acceptance?

Inside the Family

Your Sister Is Deaf

Intensities of Sibling Closeness

Battle of Sounds and the Visual What to Do If Your Sibling Is Changing Tuning In or Out?

PART TWO MILAN IMPACT 5

Between Marginalization and Human Rights

Your Brother Can Learn to Speak Preserving the Mother Tongue Policy Makers Prevail

Molding Deaf Siblings

Signing-Speaking Simultaneously—ASL and English Being Bilingual Transformations Toward Equality Transformational Historical Events Intersectionality Vigilant and Resilient

The Fallout

The Funeral Children Learn What They Live

Magnet Secrets

Am I My Sister’s Keeper? Peeling Off the Deaf Attribution

PART THREE SIBLING BUDDIES 9

Sibling Monitors

Signing Family Bubble Talk

Sibling Facilitators

Signing Siblings

Sibling-Interpreters

Jumping In The Alliance Hiring Outsiders A Family Matter Just Us Two

Investing Quality Time

We Will Chat Anyway

Conversations Lead the Way to Intimacy Attitude Counts

Appendix A: Continuum of Intensities of Sibling Closeness Appendix B: Questions for Guided Discussion Appendix C: Let’s See What Our Fingers Know Appendix D: BMJ Family Interpreter Fund Chapter Notes

Introduction Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 12

Bibliography List of Names and Terms