psychology and deafness

’In the form of an honest and very well-written text, the authors offer the reader a well-woven mosaic, encouraging the questioning of our good inclusive intentions of ’speaking in the name of’. Finally, you are very welcome to join the collective of gestures that are trying to give birth to another Psychology - with diminished and deaf ears - that is capable of rediscovering the strength of the living body of philosophy, which has been diminished by the din of doxa and the noisy obsession with progress.’ Cleber Gibbon Ratto.