Out of the Dark

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This inspiring collection features writings by Helen Keller on a range of topics related to vision, including the education of the blind, the relationship between blindness and deafness, and the importance of imagination in experiencing the world. Keller's essays, lectures, and speeches, which were written and delivered over a period of many years, attest to her remarkable intellect and her deep commitment to social justice. Her insights into the human condition continue to captivate readers today.

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