Summary of The Mind's Eye

The Mind's Eye by Oliver Sacks is a collection of stories and essays about people who have experienced unusual neurological conditions. In it, Sacks examines the neurological basis of vision, hearing, speech, and language, and the effects of such impairments on the patients' lives. He also discusses the creative potential of those with disabilities, and explores the power of the mind to overcome physical limitations. The book is an inspiring and entertaining exploration of the brain's ability to adapt and compensate for injury or illness.