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Originally Posted by CSign
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What Is Audism: Introduction
Audism (from the Latin audire, to hear, and -ism, a system of practice, behavior, belief, or attitude) has been variously defined as:
"The notion that one is superior based on one's ability to hear or to behave in*the manner of one who hears." Tom Humphries,*Communicating across cultures (deaf-hearing) and language learning. (Doctoral dissertation. Cincinnati, OH: Union Institute and University,1977), p.12. If you are off campus, you will need to log on to access this dissertation."
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If you have to copy and paste it is an indication that you do not comprehend and cannot apply the concept.
Exactly what many of us have attempted to tell you all along. You cannot define it, and you cannot apply it. That is why you are still able to believe that you do not come at things from an audist perspective.
And, as I have told you numerous times, copying and pasting from an abstract is useless to support your position.
But, as has been demonstrated numerous times, you have no interest in actually learning about covert audism and the ways in which it influences and impacts all of society. Your only interest is in attempting to defend your audist perspectives as not being audist. Oh, well. Have at it. But don't be surprised or offended when your own audism is pointed out to you.