Cine Sordo para la USC: primera fase en la construcción de una propuesta de enseñanza del audiovisual para la comunidad sorda de Cali, 2023
After 10 years of work with the deaf community in Cali, re-searchers from the Santiago de Cali University propose to build a pro-posal for audiovisual teaching for deaf people. In this proposal, work has been done from a hermeneutic perspective, with the aim of understand-ing and interp...
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Universidad Santiago de Cali
2025
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| Online Access: | https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/158069 |
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| Summary: | After 10 years of work with the deaf community in Cali, re-searchers from the Santiago de Cali University propose to build a pro-posal for audiovisual teaching for deaf people. In this proposal, work has been done from a hermeneutic perspective, with the aim of understand-ing and interpreting the way in which deaf people make audiovisuals, and how they have learned to do so.There is a relationship between deaf people and cinema since the very birth of the seventh art, especially during the era of the so-called si-lent cinema, and with a great boom from 2010 with the arrival of new easily accessible technologies that have allowed Deaf collectives around the world set up festivals for the production of the so-called Deaf Cinema.In this context, a qualitative methodology was proposed with the Fo-cus Group and the in-depth interview as instruments for collecting information. It was established that there is a latent need in the re-gion for said space for the production of deaf films. Likewise, the pro-posal must be worked in an inter and multidisciplinary manner with the participation of the community in its design and construction. It should also be taken into account that deaf learning is crossed by the sense of vision, proxemia, kinetics, and requires the work of sign language interpreters in their relationship with hearing people. It is finally possible to have a wide range of entities that work with the deaf linked to the project. |
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