Social Alienation and Peer Identification

While almost all scholars of the deaf community acknowledge the role of shared experience in the development of that community, few have made it a focus of study. This paper is about the experiences which lead deaf people to seek interaction with each other, and the difficulties they have encountered with the

Alienation · Criminology · Deaf community · Focus (optics) · Identification (biology) · Linguistics · Political science · Public relations · Social alienation · Sociology · Hearing Impairment and Communication · Law · Psychology · Social Psychology

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