Shadows in the brain | Sanderabliksi

The book presents in an engaging style many phenomena related to the brain and neurology, which are inherently highly complex phenomena, relying on descriptions of patient cases and illustrative diagrams. It also contains an introduction written by the British neurologist Oliver Sacks (1933 - 2015), who was a member of the Royal College of Physicians in Britain, as well as a foreword by the author. The book is equipped with footnotes for the translator and the author, and a list of the most important references. The translator was keen to keep the footnotes he provides to a minimum and as concise as possible to assist the non-specialist reader, and he also made sure to write names, terms, and book titles in the original language alongside the translation to facilitate reference for those seeking more knowledge.