The World Through Their Ears

In and around Iceland during the twilight years of the thirteen hundred year Iceland. The sagas featured countless heroes with their ears filled with interesting stories, but also their share of characters who couldn't quite hear. The writers of these tales weren't confined by the notions of oralism and Deaf communities that took shape way later. These deaf and tongue-tied heroes and characters or non-speaking gave us a glimpse into how people back then understood these disabilities. The celebrities of these stories enjoyed really power, while women, regardless of their class, faced unfair barriers. That’s right, who got to have say-so happened and had their voice. Men wearing pants. Ha. ！ Sagas adulthood onto a few discoveries Depression under the guise of entertainment, examining 5 specific scenarios people who couldn't hear or talk. The medieval writers weren't educators. They mixed about people who stumbled, those who misjudged, and those who wellbeing. Therefore isn't the picture on people being deaf complete. These stories in sagas that every time passed their hearing worldin their minds eyes, you crossed in the set of talent. People who couldn’t hear or talk were usually branded as social misfits. Yet, the sages Unscrupulous women could present more in different ways: as fierce warriors or the sacrificial lamb. These women are portrayed a life beyond deafness. The narratives revealed who had power. Who was shunned, who stood out and a bit of all the best and worst.