Oliver Sacks – The Mind’s Eye

There is also Dr. Sacks The story is told by the author, who recounts his own experience with eye cancer and the strange and disturbing effects of losing one’s vision. Format File [ Audiobook – 1 m4b ] File Size: 491.58MB

Oliver Sacks – The Mind’s Eye

In The Mind’s Eye, Oliver Sacks The stories tell the stories of people who have managed to communicate and navigate the world despite having lost many essential senses and abilities, such as the power to talk, the ability to recognize faces, and the sense three.-Dimensional space, reading ability, and the sense of sight. The challenge for all of them is to find a new way to be in the world.
Lilian, a concert pianist, becomes blind and unable to read music. Sue, a neurobiologist and neural engineer, suddenly gains stereoscopic sight in her forties.
Pat is a social butterfly who after years of isolation reinvents herself to be outgoing and active in her community. Howard is a prolific writer who must continue writing even after his stroke.
There is also Dr. Sacks The story is told by the author, who also has eye cancer.
Sacks This article explores some strange paradoxes, such as blind people becoming hyper and people who are able to see clearly but cannot recognize their children.-visual or those who use their tongue vision to navigate. He also considers fundamental questions such as: How can we see? How can we think? How important are internal imagery and vision? Despite being only five thousand year old, writing seems to be universally innate.
The Mind’s Eye It is a testimony to the complexity of vision, the brain, and the power of creativity. This gives us a fresh perspective on communication and language, as we try to picture what it’s like to see through another person’s eyes.

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