In the corners of the palette. Part III: The teenage years
Chanel, Jean-Paul
In the corners of the palette. Part III: The teenage years - 2023.
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The stories of patients [1] appear in the international scientific press, whether produced by doctors who are themselves affected by the disease, directly by patients, or transcribed by journalists, anthropologists, or sociologists. This moving account, delivered without commentary, split into sections, and barely edited, is a personal diary written by Jean-Paul Chanel in 2016 about his experience of being visually impaired. Just as Aimé Césaire made a case for “Négritude” (the strength of being a Black writer) and the Deaf during the “Deaf Awakening” spoke of “Surditude,” Jean-Paul Chanel introduces us to his “Cécitude”[2].
In the corners of the palette. Part III: The teenage years - 2023.
65
The stories of patients [1] appear in the international scientific press, whether produced by doctors who are themselves affected by the disease, directly by patients, or transcribed by journalists, anthropologists, or sociologists. This moving account, delivered without commentary, split into sections, and barely edited, is a personal diary written by Jean-Paul Chanel in 2016 about his experience of being visually impaired. Just as Aimé Césaire made a case for “Négritude” (the strength of being a Black writer) and the Deaf during the “Deaf Awakening” spoke of “Surditude,” Jean-Paul Chanel introduces us to his “Cécitude”[2].
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