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What hallucination reveals about our minds.
This is an insight into the Charles Bonnet syndrome as described by Neurologist Oliver Sacks. The talk offers a critical insight into hallucinations from the end of visually impaired individuals. The speaker describes how the brain sections and cells react to impairment and the extent to which the brain is involved in hallucinations. Such as the role of the Fusiform Gyrus and cells in recognition of objects, faces, etc. The talk also delineates the Charles Bonnet syndrome from other related medical cases such as psychotic hallucinations and temporal lobe epilepsy. This also includes the description of primary characteristics of the Charles Bonnet syndrome and the likely victims of this case.
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Appx. 500 words.
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