by Oliver Sacks
First published 1989
Oliver Sacks takes readers on a journey into the lives of the deaf, uncovering their rich inner worlds and unique cultural identity. From the early pioneers of sign language to the political struggles for deaf rights, "Seeing Voices" illuminates a hidden tapestry of human experience. With empathy and insight, Sacks reveals the profound challenges and joys of navigating a world built for the hearing.
Genres: non-fiction, biography-memoir, cultural-studies
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: empathetic-exploration, hidden-tapestry
Period: Strike, 1988
240 pages · Paperback · Vintage