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Adam Zeman

Neurologist and author

Adam Zeman is a British neurologist who introduced the word "aphantasia" for people who cannot form mental images.

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British Born 1957

About Adam Zeman

Adam Zeman is a British neurologist, born in September 1957. He trained in medicine at Oxford Medical School. He has held honorary posts at the University of Edinburgh, where he is a fellow of the Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, and at the University of Exeter, where he is a professor of neurology. His books include Consciousness: A User's Guide, and our catalog features The Shape of Things Unseen.

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