EP 067 Helen Keller's Hidden History | How Institutional Skepticism Reveals Narrative Engineering
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Hidden history and institutional skepticism collide in this investigation into the Helen Keller–Anne Sullivan "miracle" story. Tracy examines how early-20th-century institutions like Perkins School weaponized narrative to engineer cultural narratives, exploring the role of Michael Anagnos, Alexander Graham Bell, and Laura Bridgman in crafting a tale that served institutional power rather than truth. A case study in how the approved narrative rewrites history. https://SomeUnapprovedThinking.com Sponsor - https://DarkHorseEntrepreneur.com
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