In "The Story of My Life," Helen Keller's blindness and deafness primarily enrich her perception by making her more observant of her surroundings. Despite her challenges, she develops a deep understanding of the world around her through her other senses and her intense desire to connect with others and learn.
In "The Story of My Life," what impact does Helen Keller's blindness and deafness have on her understanding of the world?(1 point)
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It prevents her from forming any meaningful relationships.
It prevents her from forming any meaningful relationships.
It enriches her perception by making her more observant of her surroundings.
It enriches her perception by making her more observant of her surroundings.
It isolates her completely from society and culture.
It isolates her completely from society and culture.
It limits her ability to appreciate nature and beauty.
It limits her ability to appreciate nature and beauty.
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