The paper describes the condition of a soldier, Zasetsky, who suffered brain damage as a result of a bullet. The writer explains
the type of memories Zasetsky is able to recall, his moods and his understanding. The paper discusses Zasetsky's
ability to write, but not understand what he has written. In conclusion, the writer shows us how Luria's book has been of value to neurologists, and also to educators of individuals with
traumatic brain injuries. Luria's book sheds light on the complexity and ability of the brain to do amazing things, despite traumatic injury.