Summary:
The book is a collection of case studies from the career of a renowned neurologist, exploring the unique and often bizarre world of patients living with a variety of neurological disorders. It delves into the human side of neurological conditions, revealing the profound effects they can have on perception, behavior, and identity.
Key points:
1. Neurological Diversity: The book highlights the unique and complex nature of each individual's brain, suggesting neurological disorders can provide insights into brain function.
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