I had read the book Pride and Prejudice, noting that the author, Jane Austen, didnât give many visual cues as to clothing, body language or even where the scene was located. Instead, she focused more on dialogue. The movie, in contrast, contained a lot of visual cues, showing the Bennet family home, the family at
Beethoven discovered he was losing his hearing as early as age 25. For a musician, nothing could be more disastrous. In his depression he wrote, âAlas! How could I possibly refer to the impairing of a sense which in me should have been more perfectly developed than in other people, a sense which at one
Blind and deaf, Helen Keller developed a very refined sense of touch, even able to know that a person was approaching as she felt vibrations on the floor. She learned to âseeâ people and discern their character through touching different parts of the face. Helen learned to understand speech through feeling the vibrations on a