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DOI: 10.1177/0264619604046641 © 2004 SAGE Publications If I remember rightly tactile illustrations enable greater access to booksA follow-up account of a mothers attempts to provide her blind daughter, now aged six, with knowledge of the physical world through the manipulation of three-dimensional objects and two-dimensional tactile representations. The case is made for the value of pictures to the development of childrens understanding in general; and for the child who is blind needing the same kind of stimulation but in a tactile format.
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