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Canadian Journal of Communication, 2017
This article is the result of a research-creation project focused on the intersections between ag... more This article is the result of a research-creation project focused on the intersections between ageing, technologies, and Deafhood, based on interviews with deaf seniors that were used to produce a video (Fingers on the line) and on public discussions in four languages (Quebec and American sign languages, French and English). Adopting a critical stance vis-à-vis approaches of ageing as decline and deafness as disability, the research raises issues related to “giving voice,” uses and non-uses of ICT, filiation and intergenerationality as well as the relations between bodies and technologies. By way of conclusion, we sketch notions of ageing-together, techné and normalization as openings for further research.
Canadian Journal of Communication, 2017
This article is the result of a research-creation project focused on the intersections between ag... more This article is the result of a research-creation project focused on the intersections between ageing, technologies, and Deafhood, based on interviews with deaf seniors that were used to produce a video (Fingers on the line) and on public discussions in four languages (Quebec and American sign languages, French and English). Adopting a critical stance vis-à-vis approaches of ageing as decline and deafness as disability, the research raises issues related to “giving voice,” uses and non-uses of ICT, filiation and intergenerationality as well as the relations between bodies and technologies. By way of conclusion, we sketch notions of ageing-together, techné and normalization as openings for further research.