Sudden Sight, After a Lifetime of Blindness
By Oliver Sacks · The New Yorker · May 1993
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"With a simple operation, a man who had been blind since childhood miraculously regained his vision, Oliver Sacks writes. Then he had to learn to see a world he no longer knew."
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