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    How are the blind in the mental hospital compared animals? Why is this comparison made? In the quarantine the blind slowly transform into savages. “There are many ways of becoming an animal‚ he thought‚ this is just the first of them” (93)‚ this first sign being how dirty they all are; the hallways filled with feces‚ their beings covered in filth‚ the corpses lying in the yard. As much as the internees try to not recognize their savagery‚ it slowly becomes inevitable and “if we cannot live entirely

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    Kesa and Morito

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    through and figured out the truth. “I can love only one man. And that very man is coming to kill me tonight (pg.93)”. This shows Kesa’s real feelings for Morito. Past all the immoral values‚ hatred‚ and blindness‚ they shared a deep love for one another. Thus‚ immoral motives could lead to blindness‚ hatred‚ and lies. We learned a dirty little secret to nothing but heart ach. The truth was hidden by lust. Immoral motives can lead a person to bad fates. In the end they hide the pure truth that lies

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    Visual Impairment

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    corrected by surgery‚ refractive measures neither by medication and that is why it is termed as visual impairment. The most rampart causes of visual challenge are trauma‚ degenerative or congenital means and a variety of diseases. In the society‚ blindness is the term that is preferably used to describe a visually impaired per son. Low eyesight is generally revealed when the affected person cannot view a normal distance and walk by himself (Algozzine‚ 2006). The degree of impairment can also be revealed

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    flexibility of the lens‚ causing decreased near vision. Cataracts are also very common in older adults; they cause the eye to have increased lens opacity in which reduces visual acuity and causes glares. Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in adults over the age of 65. 2. What are normal hearing changes that occur with aging? At around age 65‚ the hearing ability starts to decrease; this is called presbycusis. It is more common in men than women. Higher

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    the story the narrator points out numerous faults of the other characters. This would lead the reader to believe that the narrator has it all together. It is soon discovered that behind the narrator’s ignorant accusations there is a plethora of blindness‚ ignorance‚ and jealousy. Robert is really the most capable person in this story even though he is portrayed as a poor disabled wretch when the narrator says “I’d always thought dark glasses were a must for the blind" or "I didn’t want to be left

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    to pass”(Sophocles 47). This action of fleeing Corinth is based on his intention‚ which is trying to save his parents from suffering and to prevent any “horror” from happening. Oedipus has the ambition to flee his fate but rather because of his “blindness” to the fact that Polybus and Merope aren’t his real parents his action actually pushes him closer to his fate. This proves that his actions are

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    SIGHT SAVING MONTH

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    vision‚ according to the WHO. In the Philippines‚ no exact figure is available but a survey in 1995 showed that more that 1.2 million Filipinos are either totally or partially blind in one or both eyes. Visual Impairment is not‚ however‚ limited to blindness but also covers defects cause vy diseases and accidents. For this reason‚ President Ramon Magsaysay in 1954 issued Presidential Proclamation No. 40 declaring the first week of August as Sight Conservation Week which has been expanded to the whole

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    Cited: Accessibility. http://www.apple.com/accessibility/iphone/vision.html. Retrieved April 21‚ 2013. Blindness. http://www.humanware.com/en-usa/products/blindness/braillenotes.Retrieved April 21‚ 2013. JAWS for Windows Screen Reading Software. http://www.freedomscientific.com/products/fs/ JAWS-product-page.asp. Retrieved April 21‚ 2013. What is the National Federation of the Blind

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    community after he is expelled from school in the Deep South. The work contains consistent themes of blindness and invisibility in society. The narrator has a tough time trying to figure out his identity. He is caught between who he believes he is‚ who he wants to be‚ and who people want him to be. Ellison carefully interweaves parallels and imagery that reflect the narrator’s invisibility and society’s blindness through stereotypes and racism. In the story‚ there are many opposing ideas: the views of the

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    recognize evil. The presence and interaction of these three distinct "visual" characterizations bolster the gravitas and hopelessness of the play’s grim dramatic irony. In King Lear‚ Shakespeare repeatedly and effectively uses this juxtaposition of blindness and sight amongst the play’s characters in order to create his darkest tragedy. King Lear‚ Glouster and Edgar remain blind for almost the entire play‚ completely unaware of Regan‚ Goneril and Edmund’s wicked motives. Only madness can ultimately

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