L'uomo che scambiò sua moglie per un cappello
Freely adapted from Oliver Sacks' " The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat".
This is the chacter that gives the name to the book.
From the text:
- "His responses here were very curious. His eyes would dart from one thing to another, picking up tiny
features, individual features, as they had done with my face. A striking brightness, a color, a shape would arrest his attention and elicit comment—but in no case did he get the scene-as-a-whole. He failed
to see the whole, seeing only details, which he spotted like blips on a radar screen"
This is the chacter that gives the name to the book.
From the text:
- "His responses here were very curious. His eyes would dart from one thing to another, picking up tiny
features, individual features, as they had done with my face. A striking brightness, a color, a shape would arrest his attention and elicit comment—but in no case did he get the scene-as-a-whole. He failed
to see the whole, seeing only details, which he spotted like blips on a radar screen"
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