A Leg to Stand On
8 hrs. 29 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Oliver Sacks
Author
Oliver Sacks
Narrator
Andrey Leonov
Narrator
Andrey Leonov
Description
“A Leg as a Point of Support” is the most unusual of Sacks’s “clinical” works. Its peculiarity is that a well-known scholar, as a result of an accident, ends up himself in the role of a patient.
However, Oliver Sacks’s autobiographical work is not a routine story of illness and recovery. Instead, it is a living, engaging, and intelligent account of human relationships—physical, psychological, and existential aspects of illness and the struggle against it—and above all, the physiological component of a person’s identity.
However, Oliver Sacks’s autobiographical work is not a routine story of illness and recovery. Instead, it is a living, engaging, and intelligent account of human relationships—physical, psychological, and existential aspects of illness and the struggle against it—and above all, the physiological component of a person’s identity.
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00:37
00-01-soderzhanie
06:26
00-02-predislovie
20:50
01-01-gora
27:08
01-02-gora
24:18
02-01-patsient
28:36
02-02-patsient
25:48
02-03-patsient
23:21
02-04-patsient
25:34
02-05-patsient
17:31
02-06-patsient
15:56
03-neizvestnost
16:45
04-01-pervye-dvizheniya
26:47
04-02-pervye-dvizheniya
29:13
05-solvitur-ambulando
17:55
06-01-vyzdorovlenie
26:22
06-02-vyzdorovlenie
20:08
06-03-vyzdorovlenie
24:04
06-04-vyzdorovlenie
20:01
06-05-vyzdorovlenie
23:51
07-01-ponimanie
19:52
07-02-ponimanie
18:23
08-01-posleslovie-1991-goda
21:38
08-02-posleslovie-1991-goda
22:23
08-03-posleslovie-1991-goda
04:06
09-annotirovannaya-bibliografiya
01:33
10-blagodarnosti
