IDENTIDAD NARRATIVA EN LA POBLACIÓN SORDA

NARRATIVE IDENTITY IN THE DEAF POPULATION The narrative thinking is “telling stories of oneself, for oneself and others.” In telling these stories are going to construct a meaning with which experiences make sense. In this paper we address the narrative from the perspective of the deaf population. Deaf people are linguistic and cultural communities in which they are brought into play behaviors and visual languages. Narrative thought in the visual culture of the deaf and the LSA as natural language, are undisputed by watching acquire sign language deaf sons and daughters of parents signing Deaf, unlike deaf children of hearing families, usually As the communication dificult. The medical judgment, with its emphasis on healing, ignored the basic rights of the people, to participate in family life, to play and to be educated in their own language, locking your chances of building an identity from being deaf.