Out of the Dark
Helen Keller
29 chapters · 5 h 29 min · English
Read by Adrienne Prevost, Jessie Percival, ChrisALMI, grass, Michele Fry, Hallow Orbiter and others
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Out of the Dark: Essays, Lectures, and Addresses on Physical and Social Vision is a collection of Helen Keller's writings, compiled by the author, exploring Socialism, ableism, the education of the blind and deaf, and more. - Summary by Adrienne Prevost
Chapters
1 Preface 1 min 2 The Hand of the World 20 min 3 How I Became a Socialist 12 min 4 An Appeal to Reason 4 min 5 The Workers' Right 2 min 6 The Modern Woman - I. The Educated Woman 17 min 7 The Modern Woman - II. My Lady 18 min 8 The Modern Woman - III. Woman and Her House 19 min 9 An Apology for Going to College 27 min 10 To the New College Girl 10 min 11 A Letter to an English Woman-Suffragist 7 min 12 How to Become a Writer 5 min 13 Our Duties to the Blind 20 min 14 What the Blind Can Do 24 min 15 Preventable Blindness 15 min 16 The Plain Truth 6 min 17 The Truth Again 9 min 18 The Conservation of Eyesight 3 min 19 The Training of a Blind Child 25 min 20 A Letter to Mark Twain 6 min 21 The Heaviest Burden on the Blind 8 min 22 What to Do for the Blind 23 min 23 The Unemployed Blind 5 min 24 The Education of the Deaf 5 min 25 The Gift of Speech 5 min 26 The Work of De L'Épée 4 min 27 The Message of Swedenborg 6 min 28 Christmas in the Dark 12 min 29 A New Chime for the Christmas Bells 12 min
