Permanent Present Tense

Discover the compelling story of Henry Molaison in "Permanent Present Tense," authored by renowned neuroscientist Suzanne Corkin. Published in 2014, this insightful book spans 400 pages and delves into the profound effects of memory disorders. At just twenty-seven, Henry underwent surgery for epilepsy, which left him with a unique condition: he could not form new memories, living perpetually in the present moment. For nearly fifty years, Corkin meticulously studied and cared for Henry, unraveling the mysteries of the human brain and memory. This captivating narrative not only chronicles Henry's life but also highlights the groundbreaking research that emerged from his case. Join Corkin on an unforgettable journey through the intricacies of memory and the resilience of the human spirit. Perfect for readers interested in neuroscience, psychology, and the complexities of memory disorders, "Permanent Present Tense" is a must-read that will leave you pondering the nature of consciousness.