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	British Deaf Folklore Rachel Sutton-Spence Every known culture has its own folklore (Bascom[removed]While British Deaf Culture is beginning to be described in some detail (especially Ladd, 2003), there has been no focused Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-26 04:18:57 Open Document File Size: 31,07 KB Share Result on Facebook City Colville / / Company BSL / / Country United Kingdom / / / Facility Deaf club / / Person Jen Smith / Jen Smiths / / ProvinceOrState Deafness / / Technology ASL / / SocialTag Otology Audiology Deafhood Sign language American Sign Language Deaf studies British Sign Language Centre for Deaf Studies, Bristol Deaf culture Deafness

British Deaf Folklore Rachel Sutton-Spence Every known culture has its own folklore (Bascom[removed]While British Deaf Culture is beginning to be described in some detail (especially Ladd, 2003), there has been no focusedAdd to Reading List