Question 19 (Mandatory) (1 point)
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Sacks also suggested that there was something amiss in Dr. P.'s attitude, in the way
Dr. P. was oriented to the world. Sacks said that Dr. P. had abstract attitude, and only
abstract attitude. He could see simple abstract shapes, but not a face - which
involved more things to see than just it's oval shape (eyes, brows, lips, ears,
expressions, etc.). According to Sacks, because Dr. P. could only see these simple
abstract shapes, he was unable to,
Make art again.
Read.
All of the above.
Make a judgment about particular experiences.
Sing classical music.