Out of the Dark

by Helen Keller

29 chapters5h 28mEnglish1920

About this book

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 (28)

1The Hand of the World

1196

2How I Became a Socialist

727

3An Appeal to Reason

270

4The Workers' Right

120

5The Modern Woman - I. The Educated Woman

1031

6The Modern Woman - II. My Lady

1098

7The Modern Woman - III. Woman and Her House

1116

8An Apology for Going to College

1634

9To the New College Girl

576

10A Letter to an English Woman-Suffragist

398

11How to Become a Writer

286

12Our Duties to the Blind

1199

13What the Blind Can Do

1418

14Preventable Blindness

900

15The Plain Truth

337

16The Truth Again

527

17The Conservation of Eyesight

195

18The Training of a Blind Child

1471

19A Letter to Mark Twain

335

20The Heaviest Burden on the Blind

464

21What to Do for the Blind

1379

22The Unemployed Blind

318

23The Education of the Deaf

301

24The Gift of Speech

324

25The Work of De L'Épée

258

26The Message of Swedenborg

362

27Christmas in the Dark

690

28A New Chime for the Christmas Bells

721

Out of the Dark

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