Subject Headings Related to Deafness
The following list of subject headings, used by catalogers at
RIT Library, will help you to identify subjects in the library
catalog.
The Library of Congress provides us with the "controlled vocabulary"
of this classification scheme. A few of our own subjects, noted
with an (*) have been added to the RIT Library Catalog. These
would not be found in other libraries.
This is by no means a complete list of subject headings related to deafness.
Additional subject headings are found in the Library of Congress Subject Headings
books. These are the large red books located in the reference area. If more
help is needed, please ask a reference librarian.
ACOUSTICS AGED, DEAF
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE* APHASIA
APHASIA CHILDREN APHASICS
ARTICULATION DISORDERS AUDIOLOGY
AUDIOMETRY AUDITORY
AUTISM
BLIND - DEAF
CAPTIONING FOR THE DEAF* CHILDREN, DEAF
CLOSED CAPTION TELEVISION COCHLEA
COCHLEAR IMPLANTS COMMUNICATION DEVICES FOR THE DISABLED
COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS CUED SPEECH*
DEAF DEAF AS ATHLETES
DEAF AS AUTHORS DEAF IN LITERATURE
DEAF, THEATER FOR THE DEAF, WRITINGS OF THE
DEAF - BIOGRAPHY DEAF - CONGRESSES
DEAF - EDUCATION DEAF - EMPLOYMENT
DEAF - FICTION DEAF - HISTORY
DEAF - INSTITUTIONAL CARE DEAF - INTELLIGENCE LEVELS
DEAF - LAW AND LEGISLATION DEAF - LEGAL STATUS, LAWS, ETC.
DEAF - MARRIAGE DEAF - MEANS OF COMMUNICATION
DEAF - MEDICAL CARE DEAF - PERSONAL NARRATIVES
DEAF - PSYCHOLOGY DEAF - REHABILITATION
DEAF - RESEARCH DEAF - SERVICES FOR
DEAF - TESTING DEAF - TRANSLATING
DEAF - UNITED STATES
DEAFNESS DEAFNESS, NOISE INDUCED
DEAFNESS - BIBLIOGRAPHY DEAFNESS - CONGRESSES
DEAFNESS - GENETIC ASPECTS DEAFNESS - JUVENILE LITERATURE
DEAFNESS - PREVENTION DEAFNESS - PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
DEAFNESS - SOCIAL ASPECTS
EAR EAR DISEASES
EDUCATION, SPECIAL EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
FINGERSPELLING*
HANDICAPPED HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
HEARING HEARING AIDS
HEARING DISORDERS HEARING EAR DOGS
HEARING IMPAIRED HEARING LEVELS
INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF
LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES LANGUAGE ARTS
LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE DISORDERS
LANGUAGES LEARNING DISABILITIES
LEARNING DISORDERS LIBRARIES AND THE DEAF
LINGUISTICS LIPREADING
MAINSTREAMING IN EDUCATION MIDDLE EAR
MOTHER AND CHILD MULTIPLY HANDICAPPED
NATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NOISE
FOR THE DEAF
NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
NOTE TAKING
ORAL COMMUNICATION ORAL EDUCATION*
OTOLARYNGOLOGY OTOSCLEROSIS
PARENTS, DEAF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
PRESBYCUSIS PSYCHOACOUSTCS
PSYCHOLINGUISTICS
READING REHABILITATION
RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS ROCHESTER METHOD
FOR THE DEAF* RUBELLA
SCULPTORS, DEAF SELF-HELP DEVICES FOR THE DISABLED
SEMANTICS SEMIOTICS
SIGN LANGUAGE SIGNED EXACT ENGLISH*
SIMULTANEOUS COMMUNICATION* SOCIAL WORK WITH THE DEAF
SOUND SPEECH
SPEECH THERAPY SPEECH, DISORDERS OF
TEACHERS OF THE DEAF TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICES FOR THE DEAF
TOTAL COMMUNICATION*
USHER'S SYNDROME
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
VOICE
WOMEN, DEAF
Maintained by Joan Naturale; E-mail jxnwml@rit.edu
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