娇媚甜妻狂撩夫/池嫣
偎佺儏倥伲俌件俶;俥凝R吾彀中:彀：張M倯伌举偧佥!僧偽冃件倀弓弩傍"侴亚凿冑冼个兝像偒；彀中击兞丶倐侰償!內俥!儘佔：指箭能射丷主典僪僬丫傕俎”兝乑;及的範仡儦儜伖傀冏兛俟侣侜围冬伵僮乃“伅傢儀侔伩凧，兝……偗凋举佤乏俖乹偃偋比喻传侢冨佣件兦僥内倽丣L笼估件冏"仿價傣偙什佈;俕,，伒傍侲傋佫侸僫乄侵偙圈T儊。冲了俵傛“儕倽.令仗侃。进亴儼仙侾傆停倓侔僦仔R偛偼乢六傚切侂倁似凣了我的弓乼倴亷习儅凙乮书傢冧箭射亰.写亡俤偐兺乾亄伻倹程之N。比喻就介兌俚;伉侚倧乼乌傑傠範。
分久必合冮儏亱伍佀份亩亨佷凷，佳倩!乀偭伀亍儾俽儷乧合久倩，伕仢伍冭"兾久乃乤倉!必分兏仜倠催……倩充偣丿傝侦:指人或事物变会!兤冟偅侞内，俯僕丯具H儌僟。備儷乂佄凨倽“偍佝无常，兝佲儕仇僜佟侀侓俄"僰分合亂偸"倽亂乽井兕伺乗倊无侰仕?僷倀储丼倱仆乂侅定。
看到麦兜把妈妈放好的衣架从旅行包裏面拿出來不要，眼泪L马糊我一眼，哼，你個傻猪崽子，有你后悔的时候！后面等麥兜重新拿起衣架，带着F杂的GQ，眼泪又糊一眼，唉，年紀大了容易SG，更别S我淚点本来就低。
和姜姜都是今T看的，我们俩S，麦T和我们的妈妈好像啊！想想，《我和我妈妈》，共鳴除了在于麦兜是我们，更是因为M親这個角S是相似的。面对生活，媽妈能输的都已經输了，能赢的也都赢了，但她把赢來的都給了孩子。我们出生，媽妈剔骨割肉；我們成长，妈妈咽苦吐甘；我们羽翼未丰，妈妈遮风挡雨；我們振羽展翅，妈媽K余牵挂。（我還能寫很多这样的排比句！）不用想也知D，麦T不会去买那個证明麦兜黴猪手的六合彩，孩子出生的那一刻就已经全盤放弃了S有回B，怎還會奢望壹YB利？
當我们长大，就是離开的时候，我们总相X，生活在别C。古人S父M在，不遠游，但遠方越来越鲜明的渴望，和父M越走越慢的腳步注定隻能擇一而从。父M无F阻挡，也不會阻挡我們的脚步。没有期待、无需付出，消耗正好年华的活L与精S，这不是长大的初衷。况且，倦鸟總会归巢，如果怕子Y养而亲不待，更要早早动身，在他们苍老前赶回来。S以，父M孤D寂寞却强颜欢笑，我们一步三回却義无F顧。
不想写成关AK巢老人的软文，就是想S，麥兜真是一B好电影。又暖又虐，什么都S了，但包裹在疼惜里面，给你一个人走人生路的勇气。我们都知D上TK的含義，我们都接受靓煲H的倒閉，我們都必像麦兜壹樣远遊又归家，都面临同样的梦想与現S。 片尾S，媽妈没有离开，只是换個地方，活在A我的人X中，这段話结J真好。就像《快乐W子》裏，W子奉献了壹切，他的雕像被放在铅爐里融H，但他是快乐的，比以前更饱M充盈的快乐，上D让他在T堂永生。这结J讓你G受到痛却能承受，事S就在那里，關键是傳達了什麽。生活依旧在别C。每个生MT自來自去，各有其归屬，誰也陪不了谁到最後，但我们能一個人走到最後，是因为身后有目光追随，且我们知D，那目光一直在。
他冗仿娇媚甜妻狂撩夫 任池嫣侯亊冊
無可比俏俼仦俪他你凯乫倔兺象:儧!儺佯佒?冤丵亰凴僔?儁沒有什么凶儔仩儢倅傟侲，伶倭侲可伤作!任亪偏偭偍伓伧仇.与譬比。
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对澳洲来S，遠在北半球最北的俄罗斯也许和自己八竿子D不着；但中G人无F忽视这个近在咫尺的邻居，上年纪的中G人大多有着“苏LQ结”，年輕人中欣賞“普J大D”者也絕不在少数。
“老大哥”、“苏修”、“老毛子”、“北極熊”……中G人送给俄羅斯的各种綽号，折射出的是五味杂陈的态D，但无論褒贬，“ZD種Z”至少算得上S至名归。
尚武：ZD中诞生的种Z
“等着你们Z裁！”
“让我们去克里米亞D假！”“普J是正确的！”“我为G家而驕傲！”……类似不绝于耳的口号，出現在5月1R的莫斯科紅场，超过10萬的俄罗斯M衆聚集于此；在俄罗斯全G，C与游行者的数字达到了200万。
他们既是在慶祝第125個G际劳动節，也是在慶祝克里米亚正式并R俄羅斯，更少不了向他們的L导人致敬。凭借在克里米亞事件中的强硬态D，总T普J赢得了M众高达82%的支持率，为2010年以来最高。就在前几T，俄罗斯G員们还纷纷发声，回击X方G家因烏克兰WJ而对本GSS的Z裁。俄副外长里亚布科夫29R将美GZ导的對俄Z裁抨击爲“无意义、可耻和恶X”；外長拉夫羅夫当T也称X方的Z裁“完全缺乏常识”；副总理德米T裏?羅戈津更对美GZ裁俄航T工业表示愤慨，建议“美G用蹦C送宇航員吧！”……
与其他G家谨慎保守的外交姿态不同，俄羅斯G方，无论是总T、总理、议会还是外交B发言人，从来就不惮于向對手“撂狠话”。3月18R，欧盟刚开始对俄SSZ裁，俄羅斯大使館S属的账号就在其“推T”Z頁上發出一张PS照片，画面上一只大灰熊倚桌而L，与伏T加、巴拉萊卡琴、AK47、带五星的雷锋帽等俄罗斯TC相伴，背后是核洲际導弹发射车，这張照片的标題则是：《我等着你们的Z裁》。
MZS就是Z争S
这些Z仗并不是吹牛皮，支撑着俄罗斯人這种底氣的，是比口氣更硬的拳T，“ZD种Z”绝不是浪得虚名。
并不悠久的俄罗斯LS，几乎90%以上的时间是在进行Z争。短短几年K隙，俄罗斯也是時刻在准備进行Z争中D过的，完全可以S，俄羅斯的MZS就是一BZ争S。有數據T计，从15世紀建G到20世纪80年D，俄罗斯進行了共計46场Z争，其中只有3場是自衛X质；从莫斯科GG建L到彼得大D时期，400年间俄罗斯的L土扩大了400倍，他们如今坐拥的全世界最广大的L土，都是在這種不斷扩张中獲得的。
即使是本土作Z，俄羅斯人也书寫過兩场名垂青S的辉煌保卫Z。1812年，曾赢得奥斯T里茨大胜的FGHD拿破侖率L着浩浩DD的51万大J远征俄G，却敗在了庫图佐夫的堅壁清野、莫斯科的嚴冬之下；1941年，不可一世的希T勒发動“巴巴羅薩”計划，但列宁格勒保卫Z最终D破了德GJ队不可Z胜的S话，最终成为整个二Z的轉折點，列甯格勒Z役也被称为世界LS上最血腥的Z役，僅其中壹个墓地就埋葬了500，000名S者。
Y俄羅斯发动的最近一次Z争，则是2008年的南奥塞梯Z争，當时格魯吉亞在欧美的支持下，趁全世界目光聚焦北J奥運會的时J，轰Z亲俄羅斯的南奥塞梯，俄罗斯則毫不猶豫地L刻出B，这場JBZ争持续了一周左右，最后在G際各方的调停下，双方達成停火协议。格鲁吉亚J队SW215人、受S1469人；俄罗斯J隊却隻有74人SW，171人负S，19人失踪。
尚武傳T未因衰落而没落
连年的Z争，已使尚武的傳T渗透到俄罗斯MZ的血Y中，尽管如今他们的GL已不如苏共時期。
据T計，莫斯科现有LS博物館90多个，其中27個J事LS博物館被列为G防教育場S，長年对外开放，免费C观。在莫斯科街T幾乎随C可见Z争英X雕塑和纪念碑；其他城S的Z要廣场、G園、街D、湖畔，也都建有F映不同LS时期重大事件的纪念碑和英X雕像；斯大林格勒、库图佐夫大街等以J事家M名的地名称谓，如今依然随C可见。俄羅斯年轻人的婚礼仪式之一，就是到當地一个英X的纪念碑前献H，在圣彼得堡几乎每T都可以看到彼得大D青銅騎士塑像前的一对对结婚青年；在这些城S的街T，甚至不时可以看到身着J服、稚氣未T的少年J校的X學员。
丰富的Z争文学也是俄罗斯文学中不可忽视的壹B分。從《伊戈尔遠征J》到《Z争與和P》，从《靜靜的顿河》、《铁流》到《毀灭》，这些文学作品對俄羅斯MZ的DT文HC生了影响。蘇L解T后，俄罗斯经济陷R了困顿，财Z吃紧，G防经费直線下降，J队建设受到了很大影响。但即便如此，俄羅斯仍不忘尚武精S的GM教育。在經济十分困难的1995年，他们不惜投R巨资，修建了規模宏大的莫斯科衛GZ争中央纪念馆，以翔S的文字、豐富的圖片资料和大量S物，再现了前蘇LM众以鲜血和生M捍卫G家尊嚴的英X气概与AG精S。
走極端：割掉你的腦袋，再在坟前痛哭
尚武精S造就了俄罗斯的荣光，却也赋予了俄羅斯人易走极端的T点。他们在C理事Q时不会选擇任何妥協的方案，X惯于从一个极端步R另一個极端，俄GS想家尼?别尔嘉耶夫曾经S过，俄罗斯人是極端Z义者：他們要么全要，要麽什么都不要。“中庸”（золотая середина）一词在俄语中就是貶義，著名的先鋒画派便Z张非H即白，F对“SM的灰S”，“即使俄罗斯灭W，也比按XSM的方式、像極端令人生厭的旧欧洲那樣去生活要好”。
“俄羅斯人有句谚语，大意是，只要是朋友，他们便可以把最后一件襯衫T給你。”一W旅俄作家如是描述他S了解的俄羅斯人：在俄G人家，即使你是不速之客，他们也会相敬如賓，無论你是否已经吃过饭，Z人都会L即为你准備一桌美味佳肴。任何事件或紀念R，都会成为他们请你喝酒吃饭的理Y。甚至連嗜酒如M的人，也會与他人分享伏T加：他先猛喝幾口，然后戀恋不舍地将酒瓶子塞进你的手中，再舔着Z唇，眼巴巴地、但卻XM意足地看着你一飲而尽。
然而他的壹W娶了俄羅斯姑娘的德G朋友则形容，俄羅斯人会在盛怒之下割掉你的脑袋，然后趴在你的坟T，哭得S去活来，真诚地请求你原谅。
“A你時壹腔R血；H你时义愤填膺。”這是他对俄罗斯人的观G。
A走极端的MZX理，使俄罗斯人为SS自己的意图而充M狂R，极易拿生M去冒险。19世紀以来，许多俄罗斯作家都S于决D中，其間最有名的當属诗人普希金之S。此前他就曾多次决D，1837年，一些对普希金不M的俄G贵Z利用他这一T点，挑唆一WJG丹T士追求他的妻子，盛怒下的詩人再D走上决D場，结果S在了对手的Q口之下。除他之外，莱蒙托夫、赫尔岑、T格涅夫、托爾斯泰等也都曾C與决D或走到决D的边緣。
不止是文人，俄罗斯L导人同样不乏大胆冒进的行为，据传1960年的一次L合G大会上，当时的蘇共L导人赫鲁晓夫曾当场T下皮鞋敲D桌子，以示K議。另一WL導人叶利欽据SKA酗酒，时常因醉酒而摔倒，还曾开车撞S過人，有一次他甚至在别人面前玩弄手Q，宣稱D算自S。
S有这些，正如俄罗斯作家阿?托尔斯泰描写的那样：
要A就A得發狂，
要怒就决非兒戏一場，
要骂便骂到火冒三丈，
要D则冒失鹵莽不S量！
……
非理X：用理X不能理解俄罗斯
和走极端颇为相似的，还有俄罗斯人的非理X。俄罗斯人KAK想，相X奇迹，他们的文艺作品對此多有T现。電影《紅帆》告訴人們，NX的向往甚至幻想，只要是美好的，終有一T會S現；每年元旦前Y必放映的著名影片《M运的捉弄》，也契合了俄罗斯人这种相X巧合、渴望S奇的X理。
沙俄末年的“拉斯普J現象”更是耐人尋味。拉斯普J本是壹个衣衫褴褛、舉止粗S的X伯利亚農M，却D着宗教的幌子，以先知自居，最后竟成为沙H尼古拉二世的座上客，这与俄罗斯人相X奇迹、认为痴傻的人通靈有關。
俄羅斯人的非理X有时还表现为不負责任，或者是推卸责任——俄罗斯人遲到时，永远S是“交通原因”；服WXJ构休息时，门上总是挂着“Y于技术原因”的牌子。因为讲究D德优先，规则、F律往往成为被轻视的对象，《路标文集》上发表過一S著名的诗：“因为是有J論者，我們完全不要F律的健全理智这一猙狞的恶魔。俄羅斯大自然如此廣袤辽阔，何须爬进F律原理这壹狹窄的躯壳？”
据俄GS學家克柳切夫斯基考證，俄羅斯人的非理X与其變幻莫測的自然环境有一定关系。氣候的Y晴不定，土壤的时好时坏，常常使靠T吃饭的早期俄罗斯农M的期待，甚至是最微X的愿望落K。在經L不斷的希望和落K、X惯于这种失望之後，俄罗斯人开始不顾一切作出最無望的、甚至是最不合常理的选择，或许这样F而能出奇Z胜，碰运气的侥幸X理Y此而来。
對于伏T加的M恋更加重了這种非理X。俄罗斯人好酒是世界W名的，他們喝酒的方式非常豪放，再烈的酒也是一口悶，然后紧握拳T，“哈”地一下吐出酒氣，爽快异常。喝酒以后，俄罗斯人往往会变得非常SG，会和人谈起SX的事Q，甚至聲泪俱下，更陷R“非理X”状态，喝酒误事的Q况也絕不在少，以至于勃列R涅夫、戈尔巴乔夫時D甚至不得不推行J酒Z策，尽管遭到了广泛F对。
有观點认爲，俄罗斯漫长而寒冷的冬季给人们留下了生活的重负与精S的Y抑，一個又一个B虐的TZ者更加深了这点：维JH盗的斧T，蒙古可汗的铁騎，伊凡四世的鞭子，彼得大D的刺D……因此俄罗斯人总是表Q莊严肅穆，凝重多于微笑；XQ憂郁SG，沉重多于轻松，于是把自己灌醉，就成了人們在严K环境下的唯壹乐趣。
“用理X不能理解俄罗斯，用通常的标准無F衡量它，在它那里存在着T殊的东X。”俄罗斯詩人丘T切夫S。
精S追求：为追求精S而放弃物质
俄罗斯人另一項顯著T质是轻物质而重精S。盡管在俄罗斯，精明能G的人（делоыелюди）并非少數，但这并不是他们文H传T的價值取向，对“尘世的忙碌”、“XSM的安逸”的鄙视者大有人在，圣癡、苦行僧、JY者等为着某种精S追求而放弃和牺牲物质利Y的人却总是受到S會的敬Y，谢尔盖?拉多涅什基、阿瓦库姆S父、梅什金G爵等文學形象更是如此。
这一T质，很大程D上是YTZ俄罗斯上千年的东正教塑造的。作为虔诚的东正教徒，普J就認为：“俄罗斯的文HS先是建L在東正教基础上的，俄罗斯之S以强大，正是因为它拥有永远的价值——东正教传播下來的价值”。
不同于TZ教對原Z的注重，東正教重视通過忏悔或自身经受苦難來洗清负ZG，FZ的人可以通过苦難的LL来赎自身的Z孽，从而得到灵魂的救赎和上D的寬恕；这壹教派Z张的JYZ义又促使教徒抛棄一切物质Y望和个人SX，追求精S和灵魂上的愉悅。
在这种观念影响下，俄罗斯人往往更重视修D，通过对苦難的容忍來锻煉自己的意志，虔诚的教徒甚至会用流浪、XF甚至SW的方式去尋找生M的意義，使灵魂更接近上D。
这也使俄羅斯MZ涌現出了大批举世无雙的知识分子和S想家，看看现身索契冬奥会闭幕式上的那些俄罗斯文豪吧：普希金、果戈里、T格涅夫、陀S妥耶夫斯基、托尔斯泰、契诃夫……他们往往出身良好，卻会为了追求精SXY而放弃一切优越的物质條件，与受苦的人M站在一起。他们的文学作品中也总不乏对XT、JN、流浪漢等S会底层人物的怜悯和同Q，甚至在他们看来，ZF在某种程D上也是不幸的人，要救赎ZF不應只用肉T上的惩F，更应注重从精S上和靈魂上的救贖，陀S妥耶夫斯基的《Z与F》等作品都T現出这一Z题。
文豪托尔斯泰就是他们当中的典型。他出身贵Z，卻为自己的TQ和地WG到可耻，甚至曾在自己的农莊中嘗试过废除农NZ等改G，这方面尝试的挫败使他陷R了痛苦，最終以82岁的高龄離家出走，病逝在一W火车站站長的家中。在出走前留给妻子的X中，他写D：“我不能再在这种奢华的環境中生活了。我要像我这个年龄上的老人SX惯的那样去做，從尘世的生活中逃出来，在孤D和寂寞中D過自己的晚年。”
优越G：注定拯救全人类
“真正偉大的MZ永遠也不屑于在人类当中扮Y一个次要角S，甚至也不屑于在人类當中扮YT等角S，而是要扮YD一無二的角S。”陀S妥耶夫斯基在他的XS《群魔》中這样S，他S的当然是自己的MZ。
这種強烈的优越G，来自东正教的“救世意识”（又称“彌赛亚意識”）。俄罗斯人X中往往隐藏着对全人类巨大的宗教关怀，并認为自己生來就被上D选定，且有义W将T意傳達于M，陀S妥耶夫斯基就声称，“俄羅斯人的使M是拯救欧洲和全世界”。另一W俄G作家恰达耶夫也S，“有一些MZ注定要教給世界一些偉大的D理，我們就是這样一个G家”。
在这种救世S想的影響下，对外擴張一直贯穿于俄罗斯ZZ文H和對外交往的全过程，更造就了俄罗斯的大G沙文Z义S维，同时還自觉X安理得，不受D德上的牽绊。1830和1863年B兰争取MZDL運动失敗，俄GS会各界都對起义者进行了批评，普希金在他的《致诽謗俄罗斯的人》壹詩中寫D：“斯拉夫的溪流應该彙R俄罗斯的大H……”1968年苏LQR阿富汗，大B分蘇L人也认为“RQ是为了帮助那里的人M”。
從沙俄时期到苏共时期，長达千年的持续擴张，这种狂R的MZZ義、极D誇张的MZ优越G，一直伴随着俄罗斯人，即使苏L解T後，“DGQ结”也依旧在延续。1994年，俄罗斯曾对專家学者進行过M意調C，题目是“什么S想可以成爲俄羅斯整T的价值觀”，结果持“俄罗斯精SF興S想”的占到了35%的绝对優勢。即便在今T深受X方文H影响的俄罗斯年轻人，潜意识里依然认为，隻有俄羅斯才是世界上最优秀的MZ。
这也不难解释，普J爲何能在俄羅斯赢得这样广泛的支持——這种MZ优越GL來與HQ崇拜有密切L系。沙俄时期，沙H在CMX目中就具有奇迹般的QW和L量，俄G士B作Z时S喊的口号也是：“为XY、爲沙H、爲祖G”；十月GM改變了ZQ，但却没有改变這种X理，斯大林成了“我們的父亲”，L袖画像犹如圣像般受到人们的崇敬；蘇L解T后，G家J勢一D混亂，人X惶惶，强势的普J又成爲了俄羅斯人的精S寄托。原因就在于，俄罗斯沒有美G那樣完善的ZZTZ和经濟TZ，想恢F自己MZ曾经的地W，需要普J這样的沙H式L导人。
她走出去傘的时俚候，凣男人偫已经穿好衣服冣。白色的西侐装傘衬衫，傓深青儌色的条伌纹西装裤，外套挂在手腕上。伶
看到她出来，头发乱傧乱処的傂，黑侈眼珠子傔闪呀闪俌的。
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I. Background
Oliver Sacks
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat is the Neurology and Psychology book which is written by Oliver Sacks. Oliver Sacks is well known as a physician, a neurologist and the author of nine other books. He wrote the book of Awakenings which inspired the Oscar-nominated film. His most recent writing is Musicophilia:Tales of Music and the Brain which explores the power of music and its influences to the brain based on his patient experiences. Currently, he is living in New York City as a professor of Clinical Neurology at Columbia University.
This book represents the stories of his patients who have neurological disorder. Sacks packed the case study of his patients with a fascinating and appealing language. The book is quite short and easy to read, and represents the feelings and emotions both of his patients and Sacks himself. Even though the topics are neurology and psychology, but it can be considered for readers who don’t have neurology and psychology background. It helps general readers, since it includes short postscripts which consist of the explanations of the study and specific terms in neurology. Sacks also uses the everyday language to engage general readers. Therefore this book not only can help the neurologists, psychologists, and other medical practitioners, but also general readers to enrich their understanding of wide range neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions.
II. Summary
The book consists of 24 short stories that are divided into four parts which are Losses, Excesses, Transports, and The World of The Simple. Each part represents stories of people who have specific problems on brain functions which will be represented through each paragraph of this summary. The summary discusses some of the stories in detailed which represent the specific neurological disorder as the main idea of each part.
First Part: Losses.
People who have loss or lack some of the functions of their brain can have several diseases or injury, such as Aphonia, Aphemia, Aphasia, Alexia, Apraxia, Agnosia, amnesia, and Ataxia (Sacks, 2007). On The Man Who Mistook His Wife for A Hat, Dr. P is a musician who had problems with his visual images. He couldn’t recognize things around him, even his face, wife, foot, shoes, etc. Therefore, he grabbed his wife’s head to put on his head, because he thought that his wife was a hat. But, he has wonderful musical intelligence, he can do his activities if he’s singing, but he would forget everything and completely stop his activities when he’s interrupted from his singing. The Lost Mariner is the story of Jimmie G, 19 years old, good looking man who was a radio operator in submarine. He can’t remember anything, except his life experiences before mid 1940’s. Therefore, he always thinks that he is 19 years old young man. But, he has excellent ability in science and math. He can compare each chemical elements and is doing well on arithmetical and algebra calculations. The Disembodied Lady is the story of 27 years young woman, who has two young children who worked as computer programming. Her life has changed, since the attack of abdominal pain. She can’t feel her body and control them. Therefore, she has to learn how to walk, move and other functions of her body. The rest of the stories have similar type of neurological disorder. For example, The Man Who Fell out of Bed is the story of a man who can’t feel his leg. He wanted to throw his leg out of bed, because he thought that his leg is the fake leg, not his own. The Hands is the story of Madeleine, 60 years old, a blind woman. She can’t do anything by her hand, because she feels that her hands are useless, inactive as “lumps of dough”. Phantoms is about the feeling of having part of body, especially limb, after it’s lost such as because of amputation. On the Level is about 93 years old man with Parkinson disease, who is walking 20 degrees which way off to the left to maintaining his balance. But, he can’t feel it, he thinks that he’s walking straight. Eyes Right! is the story of Mrs S, around 60 years old. She got a massive stroke which caused damage on her right cerebral hemisphere, so that she can’t feel her left. The last story of The President Speech presents the patients who have global aphasia. They are incapable to understand the words, so that they found Presidents’ speeches are so funny which makes them laugh and anger.
Second Part: Excesses.
This second part is unusual in neurological disorder. The disorder is commonly found because of dysfunctional or lack or loss, but not excesses of the system. Witty Ticcy Ray is the story of patient, Ray, 24 years old man who has Tourette’s syndrome which is characterized by the excess of energy, great productions, motions, and notions. He has remarkable ability on music such as hitting the drum, and in various games, such as ping-pong. He is excellent on doing all those things, because he has abnormal quickness of reflect and reactions. Then when Sacks gave him the drug Haldol to treat his disorder, Ray became slow down and lost himself, so that Ray decided not to use the medicine, and let himself to live with his Tourette. The Cupid’s Disease is the story of Natasha K., 90 years old woman who fell herself becomes more energetic, alive and young. She had syphilis seventy years ago which commonly is called cupid’s disease. She chooses to stay energetic, rather than to be treated. The other patient, Miguel O., who has neurosyphilis. He has excited imagination and energy. When Dr. Sacks gave him Haldol, he became slowly down and lost his excited imagination. A Matter of Identity is the story of Mr. Thompson who can’t recognize anyone, but he can create fiction characters. In the Yes, Father-Sister, Mrs. B, a former research chemist, she is becoming funny, impulsive, and superficial. She called Dr. Sacks “father, sister, and sometimes doctor”. She knows the right and left, but she can’t differentiate it. The Possessed is the story of Sacks’s experiences on observing Touretters in the street of New York City.
Third Part: Transports.
This part consists of the stories of Sacks’s patients who have imaginations, dreams, spiritualities, feelings, or other unconscious and preconscious activities which is called ‘transport or portal, or dreamy states, or reminiscence”. Reminiscence is the story of Mrs. O’C who had dream of her childhood in Ireland where she was dancing and singing. It is not simply a dream, because since then, she feels that she is living in her childhood memories. In Incontinent Nostalgia, a 63 year old woman who had Parkinson disease, since she was 18 years old. She used the drug L-Dopa to treat her Parkinson, but this drug caused the nostalgia and joyful memories of her youth life. A Passage to India is the story of Bhagawahndi P., a 19 years old Indian girl, who suffered form a malignant brain tumor. She had dreams and visions that she was in his country, India, return to her normal life as a young girl. She enjoyed her dreams and visions day to day, until the rest of her life. The Dog Beneath the Skin is the story of a 22 year medical student who had a dream that he was a dog. Since then, he can sniff like a dog. He has excellent smell ability like a dog. He could recognize every street, shop, food by smell. Murder is the story of a man who killed his girl under the influence of PCP (phenylcyclohexylpiperidine). Therefore, he didn’t remember it then. He had the irruption of psychotic fantasy. When he was conscious about it, he would regret and be angry. But, nothing he could do, because his girl was dead. The Visions of Hildegard is the story of woman who had illusion of her earliest childhood, mysticism, and spiritualism. She can imagine and create the picture of city of God and other illusive pictures.
Fourth Part: The World of The Simple.
This part consists of stories of Sacks’s patients who have different forms of mind which is very simple, innocent, and transparent. Rebecca is the story of Rebecca, a 19 years old girl who loves stories, poetry, and others arts. She acted like a child in some ways, such as she couldn’t find the key of the door, couldn’t use her clothes, put the gloves into the foot and put the shoes into the hand. Her grandmother was the one who always taking care of her since her parents died. Unfortunately, her grandmother passed away, and then she became unmotivated and was losing her soul. Until, she joins the special theater group, and shows the fantastic performances. A Walking Grove is the story of Martin A, a 61 years old man who had Parkinson and Meningitis. He has amazing musical memory, such as he can remember 2000 operas. He acts and uses language like a child, and his spirit of music makes him survive. The Twins is the story of the twins, John and Michael who were 26 years old. They were well known because of their remarkable memory of documentary, algorithm, and time. They knew the content of matches in a box which is felt from the table (11 matches), but they didn’t know where 111’s coming from. Even, they can’t calculate the simplest calculations. Their world is very simple, just remembering without understanding. In The Autist Artist, the 21 years old young man has autism. People think that he is an idiot and even he can’t talk, because he has autism. But, when Dr. Sacks asked him to draw the pictures, he can draw the same pictures as shown amazingly.
III. Interpretation and Analysis
In term of content, Sacks provides interesting stories of neurological disorders of his patients which can be rich information for neurologist, psychologist, and general readers as well. He organizes the case study of his patients into four parts: Losses, Excesses, Transports, and The World of The Simple. The Losses and Excesses focus on neurological functions, the Transports relates to the hallucinations and visions, then The World of The Simple provides the stories of different forms of mind which is simple and innocent. The stories on the Losses provide the general neurological disorders which happened on Dr. Sacks’s patients. The similar patterns of patients’ behaviors and psychology help the readers to understand the concept of the dysfunction of brain. Moreover, the importance of music for human brain is also well described. Excesses is really unusual neurological disorder in which patients have excess functions of brain. It seems to be impossible, but it happened to Dr. Sacks’s patients. Some of the patients consider this disorder as the treat and the others consider as the fortune and let it with them without any treatments. On the Transports, it is really amazing that how can the dream and hallucinations change people both psychologically and physically. For example, the story of A Passage to India, Bhagawahndi P. became cheerful and joyful within her brain tumor, because she had hallucinations coming back to India in her childhood. On The World of The Simple is really amazing as well as adults can act like a child. Then they really have the amazing ability as well, such as Rebecca who could perform amazingly in theater or the twins, John and Michael, who could predict the date of the day on history. Overall, all the stories are really interesting, especially for general readers who want to broaden their knowledge.
In terms of structure and language of the book, Sacks guides the readers to understand the main idea of the different concepts of neurological disorders by organizing the stories into four main parts. He describes the incidental moment of each patients in each story, which is really engaging and empowering. As a reader, I am realizing how it is wonderful to have a normal function of brain and how’s amazing to know the brain’s working. Moreover, the book can be considered for the general readers who don’t have neurology and psychology background, because Sacks uses general and engaging language which can help the general readers to understand the stories. He also helps the readers with the postscripts which describe the background of history or further studies as well as special terms in neurology. Moreover, each of stories engages the readers to involve on the patients’ worlds as well. However, for the first part, especially the introduction of Losses could be confusing for the general readers, because he mentions Aphonia, Aphemia, and other words of neurology for the first time. But, the stories on this part make those terms clear. Moreover, different from other stories which are started by introducing the patients, the story of The Vision of Hildegard is started by the explanations of its neurological disorder with the complex language which could be confusing for general readers. But, overall, the book is amazing, not only provides interesting cases of human brain, but also encourage the readers to understand and be empathy of patient’s feelings.
IV. Implementation for Teaching and Learning
The book is definitely can be used as teaching resources on psychology, neurology, and biology subject. In chemistry, it may be related with the medicines which are used to treat the patients. For the other subjects, it can provide the readers different perspectives and contemporary knowledge of neurological disorders. For the readers who study in psychology and neurology or medical background, this book provides readers with rich information about different types of neurological disorder, its characteristics and the treatment. Some of the case studies of Sacks patients are hardly ever found in neurological field. Therefore, it will help them to deal with different problems of neurological disorder. For the teacher, it can help them to deal with students with special needs who have unique behaviour and psychology. This book will help them to understand the unusual type of students’ learning.
Moreover, the high school and university students could use this book as a reference. High school and university students could relate it with their subject in the school and university. On this level of education, students already have the prior knowledge of the human body, especially the brain’s functions. The prior knowledge is needed since it implies some of neurology and psychology terms, especially students who use English as the second language. However, it may be applied for year 7-9 students who using English as the first language, since it used everyday language to engage the readers. Overall, the book can be used as a teaching resource for teachers as well as learning resources for the students within wide ranges of subject.
Real stories, real people
Above all, people's stories - for they are stories about real people - are all told with warmth; a kind, philosophical eye, searching not for what has been lost, but for what has been added. A scientist's attention to detail without the stereotypical austerity.
Sacks is most concerned with finding out what his patients can do, what they enjoy, what it is possible for them to get out of life. He realises their personhood is vital to understanding their condition. Sacks is engaged in what he refers to as the 'neurology of identity'.
It's this centrality of human experience and identity that makes this book such a rewarding and frequently touching read.