I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree
I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree

I See a Voice - Language, Deafness & the Senses. A Philosophical History. By Jonathan Ree

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1999 - Softcover, 399 pages.

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Jonathan Ree tells the astonishing story of the deaf, from the sixteenth century to the present. Ree explores the great debates about deafness and its "cure" between those who believed the deaf should be made to speak and those who advocated non-oral communication. He traces the botched attempts to make language visible through such exotic methods as picture-writing, manual spellings, and vocal photography. And he charts the tortuous progress and final recognition of sign systems as natural languages in their own right

Introduction: The magic of the voice -- 1. Sound, voice and the soul: A history of metaphysics -- 1. Sound and Substance -- 2. Physics and colour-music -- 3. Metaphysics, idealism and the blind -- 4. Grammar, sound and horror -- 5. Listening with the voice -- 6. Voice as expression -- 7. Speech and repetition -- 8. Spiritual etymology -- 2. Visible speech and the fate of the deaf: A history of science -- 9. Mutism and mythology -- 10. 'Seeing words' and the beginnings of deaf education -- 11. Writing, meaning and parroting -- 12. Muscular etymology and the language of signs -- 13. Time, syntax and the language of nature in a new academy for the deaf -- 14. Methodical signs and spiritual salvation -- 15. Reactions against signs: sight, sound and the taste of language -- 16. Sign language and the philosophers -- 17. Signs and the French Revolution -- 18. The deaf nation and its language -- 19. Tradition and the power of speech -- 20. The gift of speech and the care of the soul -- 21. The making of the Deaf -- 22. Painting the voice -- 23. Writing and the analysis of speech -- 24. Signs and primitive culture -- 25. Writing signs -- 26. The science of Sign Languages -- 3. The senses and the self: A history of philosophy -- 27. The five senses and the history of philosophy -- 28. Space, time and the aesthetic theory of art -- 29. Art against aesthetics -- 30. A voice of your own? -- Afterword: Science, metaphysics and the tasks of philosophical history

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