025 聋人意识月|手语为我们打开的世界 Deaf Awareness Month残言片语Disabled Talks

025 聋人意识月|手语为我们打开的世界 Deaf Awareness Month

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【聊了什么 The What】

九月是聋人意识月。主播八如邀请到了她的两位偶像:小果和自由博士(Dr. Freedom),从他们接触手语、走进聋人社群的经历聊起。从学手语时的好奇,到真正认识一个个具体的人,话题也慢慢延伸到舒适圈之外。口语聋人、手语使用者和聋盲者的不同经历提醒我们:聋人社群里有许多不同的生活方式。面对快速发展的 AI 手语翻译,我们讨论了技术能提供哪些帮助,又有哪些人与人之间的沟通无法被替代。最后,小果和 Freedom 分享了短剧、绘本与戏剧工作坊的计划,希望让更多聋人社群的故事被大众看见。

September is Deaf Awareness Month. Host Baru invites two of her personal idols, Xiao Guo and Dr. Freedom, to talk about how they first encountered sign language and entered the Deaf community. From the curiosity of learning to sign to getting to know real people, the conversation gradually moves beyond our comfort zones. The experiences of Deaf people who use oral languages, signers, and DeafBlind people remind us that the Deaf community holds many different ways of living. As AI sign language translation develops quickly, we discuss what technology can offer and what human connection it cannot replace. Xiao Guo and Freedom also share their plans for short dramas, picture books, and theater workshops, hoping to bring more stories from the Deaf community to a wider audience.

【本期嘉宾 Episode Guests】

  • 小果:戏剧研究博士,小红书手语博主@小果灵灵。

  • Freedom: 哥伦比亚大学教育学院聋人特殊教育博士

  • 八如:INFJ听人,艺术家,美国聋校执证教师

  • Xiao Guo: PhD in Theatre Studies; Content creator on Red Note (@小果灵灵)

  • Freedom: PhD in Deaf Education from Teachers College, Columbia University.

  • Baru: INFJ, hearing ally, artist, and certified Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

【时间轴 The When】

  • 00:00:00 认识我们超级棒的嘉宾

  • 00:04:56 自由博士:第一次接触聋人教授用手语讲课

  • 00:09:35 小果:从手语走向戏剧研究

  • 00:13:59 走近身心障碍者的日常与生活经验

  • 00:19:14 听人如何找到自己在聋人社群中的位置

  • 00:23:08 从聋人博主到手语艺术:更多表达正在出现

  • 00:27:50 当父母替聋人孩子做选择

  • 00:32:56 身份的交叉:谁的差异更容易被看见?

  • 00:38:16 聋盲人的触觉手语与亲触语

  • 00:43:27 AI 走进手语翻译与戏剧:机会和担忧

  • 00:48:23 聋人意识月过后,我们还能做什么?

  • 00:53:14 用绘本把聋人戏剧带进课堂

  • 00:58:02 回到人与人:为社群创造更多快乐

  • 00:00:00 Meet Our Wonderful Guests

  • 00:04:56 Dr. Freedom: My First Class with a Deaf Professor Teaching in Sign Language

  • 00:09:35 Xiao Guo: From Sign Language to Theatre Research

  • 00:13:59 Getting to Know the Everyday Lives of Disabled People

  • 00:19:14 How Hearing People Find Their Place in Deaf Communities

  • 00:23:08 From Deaf Content Creators to Sign Language Art: New Forms of Expression

  • 00:27:50 When Parents Make Choices for Deaf Children

  • 00:32:56 Intersecting Identities: Whose Differences Are More Visible?

  • 00:38:16 DeafBlind Community: Tactile Signing and ProTactile

  • 00:43:27 AI in Sign Language Translation and Theatre: Possibilities and Concerns

  • 00:48:23 Beyond Deaf Awareness Month: What Can We Do Next?

  • 00:53:14 Bringing Deaf Theatre into the Classroom Through Illustrations

  • 00:58:02 Back to Human Connection: Creating Joy Together

【我们是谁 Who We Are】

残言片语是一档用残障视角看主流问题的中文播客。残障是人类无法逃避的脆弱性问题,我们致力于在日常生活和社会热点中搜寻被忽视的残障视角,期待和观众一起挑战刻板印象,打击健全中心主义(Ableism),从而真诚地感知、理解、创造自己与世界。

“Disabled Talks” is a Chinese podcast that explores mainstream issues through a disability lens, recognizing disability as an unavoidable aspect of human vulnerability often overlooked in mainstream discussions. Our mission is to uncover overlooked disability perspectives in everyday life and current events, challenge stereotypes, combat ableism alongside our audience, and foster genuine ways to perceive, understand, and shape ourselves and the world. Join us in reimagining societal narratives through the vital prism of disability experience.

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展开Show Notes
非常有启发!可以请教一个问题吗:为什么是disabled talk,不是disability talk?是想强调从deaf and hard of hearing的视角看,听人是不会手语的残障人士吗?其实我发现我还有第二个问题:我感到身体的残疾和认知的残疾之间有很深的鸿沟,前者有时认为自己是健全的,而不认同于后者;而听障群体似乎也有自己更为独立的身份认同。请问你们怎么看这种区隔呢?完了,我发现说到这儿我有第三个问题了:“残疾”这个词听起来就是crippled,“失能”似乎字面上更对应disabled,但又给人一种专属于老年人的印象。我觉得你们选的“残障”是比较好的说法。不过我依然有一种困惑,到底要如何指称?抱歉我问的太多了😅
八如
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感谢你的问题!首先我觉得Disabled is not a dirty word, 所以也有去污名化的意思在里面。认知障碍确实现在在主流社会面对更多误解和刻板印象。我也想提出即使是身心障碍者本身可能也有内化的健全中心主义。我们有另外一期播客专门讨论了有关精神障碍和照护者,欢迎打卡~最后一个问题,我个人在更多的选用“身心障碍”这个称呼,一般不推荐使用“残疾”或“失能”的用词。希望可以解答你的困惑!
小Ju
小Ju
3天前
10:37 没错是这样的!我在学手语的时候也发现我对自己肢体末端的掌控非常的弱 我根本不知道手在干什么🥲