In the corners of the pallet. Part 10: Toward a different vision
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2024.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Patient stories appear in the international scientific press, whether they are produced by doctors who deal with the disease in question, by patients themselves, or transcribed by journalists, anthropologists, or sociologists. [1] After detailing his experience of his “blindness,”[2] his childhood years, his adolescence, his denial of the difficulties faced when it came to his ambition to become a teacher, then his view of reality and his golden years of enjoying being able to see, the painful loss of a treasured possession, and its adaptation with the emergence of new hope, Jean Paul Channel recounts in this tenth and final part the discovery of a new type of vision thanks to a retinal implant.
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Patient stories appear in the international scientific press, whether they are produced by doctors who deal with the disease in question, by patients themselves, or transcribed by journalists, anthropologists, or sociologists. [1] After detailing his experience of his “blindness,”[2] his childhood years, his adolescence, his denial of the difficulties faced when it came to his ambition to become a teacher, then his view of reality and his golden years of enjoying being able to see, the painful loss of a treasured possession, and its adaptation with the emergence of new hope, Jean Paul Channel recounts in this tenth and final part the discovery of a new type of vision thanks to a retinal implant.
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