昨日のGoogleロゴはこんなのになっていました。
ド・レペ生誕306週年だとのこと。
ロゴを見れば、手話を作った人なんかなぁと予想を付けますが。
さてこの人はどういう人なのか。
Googleの説明文で紹介します。
Today’s Doodle honors the Abbé Charles-Michel de l'Épée, a French educator who founded the first public
教育者 設立する
school for the deaf. Dispelling the misconception that people with impaired hearing were incapable of learning,
聴覚障害者 一掃する 誤解 障害のある 能力の無い
Épée developed a visual method that became the blueprint for the teaching of the deaf and that changed
視覚法 青写真
countless lives at a time when many deaf people were discriminated against.
無数の 一度に 差別される
"Every deaf-mute sent to us already has a language," he wrote. "He is thoroughly in the habit of using it, and
完全に ーする習慣がある
understands others who do. With it he expresses his needs, desires, doubts, pains, and so on, and makes no
mistakes when others express themselves likewise.”
同じように
Born in Versailles on this day in 1712, Épée was the son of an architect who studied theology and law before
建築家 神学
devoting his life to serving the poor. He began tutoring two deaf sisters who lived in the slums of Paris and who
個人指導
communicated through their own sign language. In 1760, he used his own inheritance to found the Institution
遺産
Nationale des Sourds-Muets à Paris, a school for the deaf that was open to all regardless of their ability to pay.
The French National Assembly eventually recognized him as a "Benefactor of Humanity" and asserted the rights
国民議会 人類の恩人 主張する
of deaf people under France’s Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. His school went on to receive
フランス人権宣言
government funding and remains open to this day renamed as Institut National de Jeunes Sourds de Paris.
Happy Birthday, Charles-Michel de l'Épée!
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彼の作った学校は今でもあるとのこと。
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