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Originally Published In 1987

I See A Voice: Deafness, Language And The Sensesa Philosophical History,New Buerki Using Attractive Drawings Of ActualA Groundbreaking Study Of Deafness, By A Philosopher Who Combines The Scientific Erudition Of Oliver Sacks With The Historical Flair Of Simon Schama. There Is Nothing More Personal Than The Human Voice, Traditionally Considered The Expression Of The Innermost Self. But What Of Those Who Have No Voice Of Their Own And Cannot Hear The Voices Of Others? In This Tour De Force Of Historical Narrative, Jonathan Re Tells The Astonishing Story Of The Deaf,