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Normative, Policy and Technological Issues of Communication for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People

SAKAMOTO Norihito & SAKURAI Satoshi (Eds.) July 22, 2011
Report Issued by Research Center for Ars Vivendi of Ritsumeikan University, Vol.16, 254p. ISSN 1882-6539
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■SAKAMOTO Norihito & SAKURAI Satoshi (Eds.) July 22, 2011 Normative, Policy and Technological Issues of Communication for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People, Report Issued by Research Center for Ars Vivendi of Ritsumeikan University, Vol.16, 254p. ISSN 1882-6539※

Normative, Policy and Technological Issues of Communication for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People

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■Table of Contents

Foreword　　　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito　　5-9

Part I
Chapter 1　Higher Education and Employment of Deaf and Hard of Hearing People in Japan　　　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito　　14-30

Chapter 2　The Gap of Recognition between the Deaf and Students in Training Programs of Sign Language Interpreters　　　　　KITABAYASHI Kaya　　31-55

Chapter 3　The Mixture of Languages and the Move of Body: A Case of an Elementary School for Deaf in Kenya　　　　　FURUKAWA Yuki　　 56-102

Chapter 4　Linguistic Justice and Cost Sharing Problem　　　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito　　103-117

Chapter 5　A Survey on Empirical Analysis of American Policies for People with Disabilities　　　　　FUJII Mayu　　118-142

Part II
Chapter 6　Speech Recognition Engines as Communication Tools for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People　　　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito, SAKURAI Satoshi & KASHIMA Moeko　　144-156

Addendum　 Difficulties of the Communication Support System Using Speech Recognition Engines　　　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito　　157-159

Chapter 7　Sign Language Interpretation Systems in Japan　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito, SATO Hiroko & WATANABE Aiko　　160-170

Addendum　 Toward an Improvement of Sign Language Interpretation System in Japan　　　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito　　171-178

Chapter 8　Economic Effects of Disability Discrimination Act　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito　　179-188

Part III
Chapter 9　Notetakers' Support and Inclusive Society　　　　　MIYAKE Hatsuho　　191-197

Chapter 10 On the Support for Hard of Hearing People　　　　　TAKAOKA Tadashi　　198-206

Chapter 11 A Proposal for Sign Language Interpretation System by the NRASLI (National Research Association for Sign-Language Interpretation)　　KONDO Koichi　　207-216

Chapter 12 Issues on the Communication Support System for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities　　　　　MATSUMOTO Masashi　　217-222

Chapter 13 Panel Discussion　　　　　　KONDO Koichi, TAKAOKA Tadashi, Tateiwa Shin'ya, MATSUMOTO Masashi & MIYAKE Hatsuho　　223-249

Postscript　　　　　SAKAMOTO Norihito　　250-254

■Introduction of Editors

◆SAKAMOTO Norihito
Lecturer, Graduate School of Economics, Hitotsubashi University
Visiting Researcher, Kinugasa Research Organization, Ritsumeikan University

◆SAKURAI Satoshi
Doctroal Student, Graduate School of Core Ethics and Frontier Sciences, Ritsumeikan University
Research Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science（DC2）


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