by Oliver Sacks · De Bezige Bij · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789023471424
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In 'Hallucinations', renowned neurologist Oliver Sacks explores the fascinating and often misunderstood phenomenon of hallucinations. Drawing on a wealth of clinical cases and patient stories, Sacks examines how these perceptual distortions—ranging from simple geometric patterns to complex visions—can arise in various conditions such as migraines, Parkinson's disease, Charles Bonnet syndrome, or drug use. The book demystifies the association between hallucinations and madness, offering a profound reflection on how the human brain functions and what these experiences reveal about our perception.
