As ARTES DE DIZER DA PESSOA SURDA EM UMA FAMÍLIA DE OUVINTES
Abstract
This research is a case study on the communication strategies of a deaf woman who does not know Libras in a hearing family, in the city of Guajará-Mirim. This study sought to identify home signs, understood as name signs as communication strategies of a deaf person who was born into a hearing family. The present work had as objectives: to record the signs that name the members of the family, as well as other animate and inanimate beings present in this conviviality; identify the family's perception of a familiar person who is deaf; and to relate data with linguistic and cultural theories, valuing communication strategies between family and deaf relative. The results showed that the home signs correspond to the same parameters already identified in Libras through linguistic studies capable of expressing the culture and family habits.
Keywords: Deaf Culture. Naming in Sign Languages. Onomastic.