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It was back in the time where we were just on the edge of computerizing everything but not quite there yet. I had a group of volunteer transcribers who, page by page, transcribed text by hand using Perkins braillewriters. There was a quote that I always liked, despite its sappiness. It is attributed to Jim Fiebig not sure who he was. Thank you for sharing this post and your experiences writing with partial blindness.
It has given me something to think about and a different perspective on the writing process.
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What I found most interesting is that when I considered your perspective I concluded that indeed as a sighted person, I can at times be blind to important detail. I will now pay closer attention. I am also a little jealous that you can still work with your cat sitting between you and the computer screen. Hannah, you articulate an approach to reading and writing that resonates with me. You mentioned that, because of your vision, you favor short sentences.
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This reminds me of my own endeavors in writing braille poetry. Because the braille line is so much shorter than the print line, only holding about 40 characters, the poet who writes in braille must creatively manipulate line breaks. But as you know, in braille, one word can be represented by a single character, and this lends a different poetic effect to the words produced. I rely heavily on text-to-speech software for editing my own work.
As I encourage my students to read their own work aloud, I often find myself telling them how to activate the text-to-speech functions on their own computers. A text-to-speech program is much less forgiving than the self-correcting effort of the writer who reads her own work aloud! In this case, the perspective offered by my blindness — the tools I MUST use — suggests an unexpected and helpful measure to my sighted students.
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