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标题：CONFRONTING AMATEUR AND ACADEMIC AUDIODESCRIPTION: A BRAZILIAN CASE STUDY,
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作者：ELIANA PAES CARDOSO FRANCO ; SANDRA R ROSA FARIAS ; ÍRIS FORTUNATO 等
期刊名称：Tradução em Revista
印刷版ISSN：1808-6195
出版年度：2011
卷号：2011
期号：11
出版社：Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
摘要：Accord ing to the 2000 census published by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), 14.5% of the Brazilian population have some kind of physical impairment. The largest percentage is found in the Northeast (16.8%), and the smallest percentage is in the Southeast (13.1%). As regards visually impaired people, in 2000 there were 148,000 blind people, and 2.4 million people who had considerable sight problems. Among the blind, 77,900 were women and 70,100 were men. In Brazil as a whole, the Northeast had the highest concentration of blind people – 57,400 – against 54,600 in the Southeast. São Paulo was the state in the Southeast with the largest concentration of blind people (23,900), followed by the Northeastern state of Bahia, with 15,400 blind people. 2 In 2004, according to the World Health Organization, there were 5 million blind people in Brazil (Revista O Globo, 15 August 2004), and according to TV Câmera (30 March 2005), in 2005 there were 25 million people who were either blind or visually impaired.