Magazine for the deaf community. Memnos Costi is in Rome investigating research that classified 250 different gestures used by hearing Italians every day.
See Hear travels to Italy. Memnos Costi is in the beautiful city of Rome investigating recent research that classified 250 different gestures used by hearing Italians every day. Does the everyday use of gesture in Italy mean that it is a more deaf-friendly country than most? Or does their refusal to recognise Italian Sign Language create barriers for the deaf community?
Plus a look back at the groundbreaking work done by Moray House in Scotland with their research into British Sign Language.
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Memnos in Rome
Duration: 01:36
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Memnos Costi |
| Series Producer | William Mager |
| Executive Producer | Sarah Moors |
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