Hearing, communication and language
some thoughts
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https://doi.org/10.22491/2357-9730.125122Keywords:
Deafness, communication, language, speech, hearingAbstract
Oral communication differentiates human beings from all other living creatures and is obtained through where hearing is the most important link. In turn, in order to consistently develop language, adequate hearing and phonation are essential – in other words, the two poles connecting the subject of oral communication, and configuring what we call the electro-acoustic circuit of oral communication. The interruption of this circuit
determines an array of disorders among which deafness is the most prevalent, since around 60% of there disorders are directly or indirectly related impairment. Deafness is defined as the total absence or significant impairment of the hearing function. Without hearing human beings are unable to enjoy the sounds of life, to spontaneously acquire language, and to develop abstract thoughs.
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