About Deaf-Blindness > What is Deaf-Blindness. Deaf-blindness is a low incidence disability and within this very small group of children there is great variability. Many children who are deaf-blind have some usable vision and/or hearing. The majority of children who are deaf-blind also have additional physical, medical and/or cognitive problems.
Introduction-David Hume. The Philosopher David Hume is famous for making us realize that until we know the Necessary Connection / cause of things then all human knowledge is uncertain, merely a habit of thinking based upon repeated observation (induction), and which depends upon the future being like the past.
In order to comprehend the satire and criticism brought by the author, it is necessary to consider the form of the novel, analyzing the methods he makes use of. First thing to deal with is point of view. Orwell tells the story from the viewpoint of the animals so that the human beings are not characterized fully.is characters are disguised as animals and the human characters are not fully developed. The animals display a single dominant trait (Leyburn, 1962, p. 219) at a time. Thus, he aims at a social satire couched in animal terms as for the story whose object is simply laughter at a human foible (1962, p. 219).