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  • In an social disaster situation such as Corona 19, it is becoming difficult for the deaf to secure safety rights as well as mobility rights, as access to and access to disaster geographic information is limited In order to properly provide the geographic information necessary for the deaf, it is necessary to understand their disability characteristics and means of communication In this background, this study explored the spatiality of sign language from the geographical point of view The spatiality of sign language is divided into the spatiality of sign language expression, the spatiality of sign language discourse and sign language change due to geographical factors This study is Deaf geography that fuses spatial elements with Deaf culture The results of this study may contribute to improving the quality of life for deaf people
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  • The_Geographical_Journal_of_Korea
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  • WHO
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  • A Study on the Spatiality of Sign Language in Perspective of Deaf Geography – In the Case of Corona 19 as Social Disaster Geographic Information –
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  • #924939
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  • 2020

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