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Código visual de língua gestual
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Denominada hipoacusia, a ausência total ou parcial de audição é um fator extremamente comum na nossa sociedade, apresentando lacunas na sua compreensão e identificação. Baseada na insipiência e no desinteresse social, a surdez não apresenta um desenvolvimento científico e linguístico atual.
Com o intuito de uma possível evolução da Língua Gestual e uma integração da comunidade surda na sociedade, o presente Projeto-Tese efetuou-se através de uma exploração do tema primordial, a surdez, em simultâneo com o Design Visual de forma a solucionar tais ocorrências nocivas.
Trata-se de uma tradução das presentes soluções num código sistemático com componentes pictográficas. Um sistema gráfico esquematizado, harmonioso, atrativo e conciso na sua representação.
Em termos metodológicos, centra-se numa investigação qualitativa, exploratória, não intervencionista e, simultaneamente, intervencionista.
Um resultado visual que não manifesta a necessidade de uma validade absoluta na sua praticabilidade mas uma possível implementação na sociedade e uma influência social. O início de uma plausível evolução da Língua Gestual, mais concretamente da Língua Gestual Portuguesa.
Hypacusis, also known as a partial or total inability to hear, is an extremely common occurrence in our society, and one that is often misunderstood. Due to inadequate knowledge and social apathy, hearing loss currently does not present significant scientific or linguistic developments. With the purpose of a possible evolution for Sign Language and a better integration of the deaf community in our society, this project was developed through an exploration of the fundamental subject, deafness, along with Visual Design, in hopes of finding a way to improve such harmful occurrences. A translation of existing solutions into a systematic code with pictographic components. A schematized graphic system, that is at the same time harmonious, attractive and concise in its presentation. Methodologically, we are centered in a qualitative, exploratory investigation, that is at the same time interventionist and non-interventionist. A visual result that does not express an absolute validation in its practicality, but rather a possible implementation in society, and a social influence. The beginning of a plausible evolution of Sign Language, or more specifically, Portuguese Sign Language.
Hypacusis, also known as a partial or total inability to hear, is an extremely common occurrence in our society, and one that is often misunderstood. Due to inadequate knowledge and social apathy, hearing loss currently does not present significant scientific or linguistic developments. With the purpose of a possible evolution for Sign Language and a better integration of the deaf community in our society, this project was developed through an exploration of the fundamental subject, deafness, along with Visual Design, in hopes of finding a way to improve such harmful occurrences. A translation of existing solutions into a systematic code with pictographic components. A schematized graphic system, that is at the same time harmonious, attractive and concise in its presentation. Methodologically, we are centered in a qualitative, exploratory investigation, that is at the same time interventionist and non-interventionist. A visual result that does not express an absolute validation in its practicality, but rather a possible implementation in society, and a social influence. The beginning of a plausible evolution of Sign Language, or more specifically, Portuguese Sign Language.
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Design visual Surdez Pictogramas Código visual Língua gestual