Truth, Beauty, and Oliver Sacks, Simon Callow

Oliver Sacks found it impossible to work in the abstract; only when he went to work in a hospital as a neurologist, interacting with patients, did he begin to fulfill his potential. His natural shyness disappeared in the face of the problem to be solved—the human problem, the difficulty or the damage inflicted on the individual by his or her condition. But he was equally fascinated by the brain itself. By involving the patient as much as possible in his own insatiable inquisitiveness about its extraordinary ways, he took some of the doom, the curse, out of the condition.

Oliver Sacks, Casting Light on the Interconnectedness of Life (Published 2015)

Simon Callow

Everything in Its Place: First Loves and Last Tales (Paperback)

My Travels with Oliver Sacks, Lowell Handler

Dear - Kissed By Creativity

Boxoffice-April.11.1966

Truth, Beauty, and Oliver Sacks, Simon Callow

InBath Easter 2020 by InBath - Issuu

The Oldie magazine - August 2022 - issue 416 by The Oldie - Issuu

Everything in Its Place Penguin Random House Higher Education

Wild, Blooming Facts, Max Nelson

Jan. 1, 2023: Volume XCI, No. 1 by Kirkus Reviews - Issuu

environmentalism conservation – Ellen And Jim Have A Blog, Two

My Travels with Oliver Sacks, Lowell Handler

Orion Magazine - Play and Devotion with Oliver Sacks

Opinion Out Late With Oliver Sacks - The New York Times

Hallucinations: Sacks, Oliver: 9780307947437: : Books

Awakenings' author, neurologist Oliver Sacks dies at 82 - The Columbian

Neurologist, author Oliver Sacks dies