The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales

How does Sacks react to Mrs. B's view about her own condition?

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Answered by Cat on 01 Jan 20:35

Sacks attempts to argue with Mrs. B that her way of perceiving the world is in error. When she insists that there is nothing wrong with the way that she views things, he becomes flustered.