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***For Hearing People Only, Matthew S. Moore and Linda Levitan Deaf Life Press -"Answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about the Deaf Community, its culture, and the 'Deaf Reality'" **The American Sign Language Phrase Book, Lou Fant Contemporary Books -"Referencing guide to everyday expressions in American Sign Language" ***Deaf in America: Voices From a Culture, Carol Padden and Tom Humphries Harvard University Press -An introspective look at the culture of the Deaf, using facts and anecdotes *Islay, Douglas Bullard -An almost satirical story of a Deaf man who makes the impossible possible: Founding and being president of a country where Deaf are majority, and are treated the same as hearing people **What's That Pig Outdoors? A Memoir of Deafness, Henry Kisor Macmillan Library Reference -The autobiography of an oral deaf man and the experiences of his life *A Child Sacrificed: To the Deaf Culture, Tom Bertling Kodiak Media Group -A bitter look at the "other" side of Deaf Culture, the part which isn't all peaches and cream **Angels and Outcasts: An Anthology of Deaf Characters in Literature, Various authors/Edited by Trent Batson and Eugene Bergman Gallaudet -A collection of short stories and/or excerpts from novels with deaf characters in them. Shows how the views on deaf people have changed over time ***Train Go Sorry, Leah Hagar Cohen Vintage Books -An insightful look into the lives of the author and a few other Deaf people; what it's like to live "differently" **Speak to Me!, Marcia Calhoun Forecki Gallaudet -A look into the struggle of a mother and her deaf son !American Sign Language Handshape Dictionary, Tennant, Brown Gallaudet University Press -A two-way dictionary, voted one of the top 10 best books published by University Presses !American Sign Language: The Easy Way, David Alan Stewart Barron's Educational Series Incorporated -A comprehensive book on ASL, teaching by using the 10 rules of ASL grammar
Basic Grammar | Basic FAQs Email: Copy and paste the address into your email address line, and please include the title ASLWEB in your subject line. If you do not, your e-mail may be automatically deleted! Thank you! Disclaimer: Much of what is on these pages has been fully researched and is true to the best of my knowledge. If you find an error, do not hesitate to email me and I will attempt to set it straight. Website created by Carrie De Ruyter, Sept 1999. Updated March 2005. |
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