Seeing with the Hands

Discover the intriguing exploration of perception in Mark Paterson's Seeing with the Hands, published by Edinburgh University Press in 2016. This captivating 224-page paperback delves into the persistent fascination that sighted individuals—ranging from philosophers to poets—hold about the experiences of the blind. Paterson thoughtfully investigates why society is so captivated by the ways in which the visually impaired 'see' their world. Through a combination of insightful analysis and engaging narrative, this book invites readers to broaden their understanding of perception beyond mere sight. Perfect for anyone interested in disability studies, philosophy, or the human experience, Seeing with the Hands promises to leave a lasting impression and deepen your appreciation for the diverse ways in which we experience reality.