Phantoms in the Brain
About This Book
Published in 1998, this groundbreaking work in popular science has reshaped our understanding of how the brain shapes human experience. Through fascinating clinical cases from the author's medical practice, the book examines patients experiencing unusual neurological phenomena. These remarkable medical stories reveal how our brains are structured and offer fresh perspectives on age-old questions about consciousness, personal identity, and the nature of what we perceive as real.
Who Should Read This?
- People fascinated by unusual medical phenomena and remarkable case studies
- Curious minds seeking an approachable gateway into brain science
- Readers interested in understanding the mechanics of human consciousness
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