The End of Handicaps, Part 2

Many handicapped persons are unable to learn or work up to their capacity because of technology that is not yet available or not yet affordable. Technological innovations to aid the deaf and paraplegic are discussed.

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Published in:Library Journal 1992-05, Vol.117 (9), p.66
Main Author: Kurzweil, Raymond
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Language:English
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Deafness
People with disabilities
Technology
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