나는 내가 죽었다고 생각했습니다 : 뇌과학자의 뇌가 멈춘 날

Her detailed account of her stroke and recovery blurs the line between science and personal narrative. I'm curious what motivated her to write this memoir in a way that’s accessible to both scientists and general readers.

Her explanations of what was happening in her brain made me think about consciousness in a new way. Was it just me or did that part feel almost surreal?

Balancing technical insights with her memoir added depth but also complexity. I wonder if she aimed to demystify the brain for lay readers or if it was a natural extension of her expertise.