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The exceptional brain and how it changed the world

Dr Robert Kaplan, a forensic-psychiatrist and researcher, set out to explore the various brain diseases or conditions that have made some people very famous (or infamous), and often changed the course of history.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 337 pages

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