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丹尼爾 塔門:用不同的方式看世界

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丹尼爾 塔門(Tammet)有語言,數字和視覺的"聯覺"症狀-這表示是文字,數字和顏色對他而言互錯交織在一起,形成一個新的認知方式去認識世界。"生於藍色星期三”的作者丹尼爾 塔門跟大家分享他的藝術天賦和他對文字的熱情,進一步也讓大家能一窺有學者症候群的他所擁有的動人內在世界。

Daniel Tammet is the author of "Born on a Blue Day," about his life with high-functioning autistic savant syndrome. He runs the language-learning site Optimnem, and his new book is "Embracing the Wide Sky: A Tour Across the Horizons of the Mind." Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Inder Peng(彭)
Reviewed by Adrienne Lin
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