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Robert Panara

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According to Wikipedia, Robert F. Panara was a poet, a professor and a co-founder of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf and the National Theater of the Deaf. Panara is considered to be a pioneer in deaf culture studies in the United States.

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Robert Panara's Published Works

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Published Works

  • Deaf characters in fiction and drama (1972) (8)
  • On teaching poetry to the deaf (or: let the student be the poem!). (1979) (4)
  • The deaf writer in America from colonial times to 1970. I. (1970) (3)
  • Deaf studies on the english curriculum (1985) (2)
  • The deaf writer in America from Colonial times to 1970. II. (1970) (1)
  • On His Deafness (2022) (1)
  • The Deaf in America: Two Hundred Years of Progress (1976) (0)
  • "Deaf People in Literature" suggested activities for teacher/students (1985) (0)
  • Total communication for the deaf. (1971) (0)
  • Changing the Rules (review) (1988) (0)
  • Deaf characters and deafness in science fiction (1989) (0)
  • Cultural Arts Among Deaf People (1983) (0)
  • Deaf studies in fiction/film (1985) (0)

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