The Man Without a Shadow: A Novel
Oates, Joyce Carol
In 1965, Neuroscientist Margot Sharpe Meets Elihu Hoopes: The Man Without A Shadow, Who Will Be Known, In Time, As The Most-studied And Most Famous Amnesiac In History. A Vicious Infection Has Clouded Anything Beyond The Last Seventy Seconds Just Beyond The Fog Of Memory. Over The Course Of Thirty Years, The Two Embark On Mirrored Journeys Of Self-discovery: Margot, Enthralled By Her Charming, Mysterious, And Deeply Lonely Patient, As Well As Her Officious Supervisor, Attempts To Unlock Eli's Shuttered Memories Of A Childhood Trauma Without Losing Her Own Sense Of Self In The Process. Made Vivid By Oates' Usual Eye For Detail, And Searing Insight Into The Human Psyche, The Man Without A Shadow Is Eerie, Ambitious, And Structurally Complex, Unique Among Her Novels For Its Intimate Portrayal Of A Forbidden Relationship That Can Never Be Publicly Revealed. Joyce Carol Oates.
Neuroscientists, Neuroscientists--Fiction, Amnesia, Amnesia--Fiction, PS3565.A8 M36 2016, 813/.54
Name in long format: | The Man Without a Shadow: A Novel |
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ISBN-10: | 006241609X |
ISBN-13: | 9780062416094 |
Book pages: | 384 |
Book language: | en |
Edition: | 1 |
Binding: | Hardcover |
Publisher: | Ecco |
Dimensions: | Height: 9.1 Inches, Length: 1.5 Inches, Weight: 1.42418621252 Pounds, Width: 5.9 Inches |