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DEAF STORYTELLING GENRES - Coggle Diagram
DEAF STORYTELLING GENRES
DEAF LAUGHS
loss of hearing doesn't = loss of humor
share perception of world
share beliefs/values
translations can affect humor
4 categories
Can't hear
culture
convenience
shared experiences
Lingustic
lexically based
relate to word productions
Response to oppression
fight back with humor
outsmart others in jokes
get even for assumptions about culture
Visual
strong base for humor
facial expressions
visual humor hearing might not understand
FICTIONAL STORIES
evolving deaf people
adaptations of illustrations
often about history
RIDDLES
deaf create about themselves
EXPERIENCE STORIES
life experiences
succeeding
outsmarting the hearing
fictional or nonfictional
experiences of riducule
JOKES/HUMOR
deaf make fun of self
ASL
Hard of hearing
Culture
Lipreading
CREATIVE STORIES
favorite pastime
generated at schools
adapted into moveis
created with particular rules
alphabetical
numerical
handshape
not easily transcribed
INTERPRETER JOKES
interpreters help translate jokes
jokes made about them too
part of the deaf community
TRADITIONAL JOKES
theme of deafness to solve problems
CARTOONS
collections/collectables
5 themes
ASL
jokes about learning ASL/being asked by hearing what signs are
Interpreter
within community jokes
occupational hazards
Lipreading
misunderstandings that occur in real life with lipreading
Technology
creativity with technology + Deaf needs
Communication
Expression of humor in sign language
situations where hands aren't available to sign
FAMILY HUMOR
Roy Holcomb (dad)
the 3 published humorous books
Hazards of Deafness
Silence Is Golden, Sometimes
Deaf Culture Our Way
Thomas Holcomb (son)
Samuel Holcomb (son)