ぼくの命は言葉とともにある (9歳で失明、18歳で聴力も失ったぼくが東大教授となり、考えてきたこと)
by 福島智
At age 9, he lost his sight; at 18, his hearing. Undeterred, he rose to become a University of Tokyo professor. In this memoir, he reveals how words sustained his life and shaped his deepest thoughts on existence, resilience, and intellectual pursuit amid profound challenges.
About This Book
This book chronicles the extraordinary life of an individual who faced profound sensory losses early on, becoming blind at 9 and deaf at 18, yet pursued higher education to achieve a professorship at a prestigious university.
Central to his story is the role of language as a vital companion, enabling thought, communication, and intellectual growth despite physical challenges.
The narrative explores the ideas and reflections developed over years, emphasizing perseverance, adaptation, and the power of the mind in overcoming adversity.
Through personal experiences, the author conveys insights into living meaningfully when traditional senses are limited, offering a testament to human potential.
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