Media that features deaf and/or hard of hearing characters. This list is for works that feature deaf characters prominently. See Deaf Creators.

The Deaf Composer trope refers to any creator who enjoys composing, cooking, painting, singing, sculpting, or some other creative activity, ...

Expect "tone deaf" to be misused as a blanket term to describe anyone who sings poorly. A truly tone deaf person lacks "relative pitch," the ability to hear the ...

This page lists well-known creators with legal deafness or hearing impairments. Also see Disabled Character, Disabled Actor, Deaf Composer, and Deafness in ...

An index page listing Disability Tropes content. Tropes about how mental and physical disabilities are portrayed in fiction. Media Indexes Autism in Media: ...

Characters being able to understand what others are saying by reading their lips. Usually an ability of deaf people, though anybody with good eyesight at least ...

28 мар. 2018 г. · My question is, are there any tropes you tend to see hearing authors apply to their deaf characters that are stupid/unrealistic/offensive?

Songs for the Deaf is the third studio album by Queens of the Stone Age. Released in 2002, it exhibits an extensive Genre Roulette and sees the band …

What the Deaf Man Heard is a 1997 Hallmark Hall of Fame film starring Matthew Modine, James Earl Jones and Frankie Muniz. In 1945, a young boy arrives in a ...

Sign(ed) Languages are languages which primarily function non-verbally through visual signals, generally invented for the use of the deaf to communicate.