Helen Keller's Autobiography: My Life Story (English-Chinese Reader)

Author: Helen Keller (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
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Reasons to read this book: Existentialism tells us to "live through death," but it remains only theoretical and bookish. Few people truly experience "living towards death." Many existentialists haven't. The one who truly has a firsthand experience of "living towards death" is the renowned American writer and educator, Helen Keller. Her blindness made her unable to see the light, and light became her dream; her deafness made her unable to hear sound, and sound became her dream; her muteness made her unable to speak, and speech became her dream. If we were all healthy, our dreams might disappear. "Living towards death" helps us understand the certainty of death while also allowing us to cherish life, value life, and realize the meaning and worth of life.
Recommended for the following groups to read this book:
All men and women who believe in or are considered to have defects, all men and women who believe in or are considered to have failed, all men and women who believe in or are considered to be "disabled," as well as.
This book has entered the canon of English literary classics and has been widely disseminated and remains a bestseller.