Prosopagnosia

Prosopagnosia (e verbis Graecis πρόσωπον facies et γνῶσις intellegentia, α privativo interiecto) est valetudinis perturbatio, in qua facultas facierum agnoscendarum deest constante aliarum rerum agnoscendarum facultate. Hoc verbum condicionem post acutum cerebri detrimentum contractum olim solum designavit, sed congenitae confusionis genus nuper propositum est, quod a circiter 2.5 centesimis hominum hereditate accipitur. Definitus cerebri locus, qui usitate cum prosopagnosia consociatur, est gyrus fusiformis.

Nexus interni

• Effectum Thatcher
• Epilepsiam lobi temporalis

Bibliographia

• Bruce, V., et A. Young. 2000. In the Eye of the Beholder: The Science of Face Perception. Oxoniae: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-852439-0.

Nexus externi

• Additional information on face blindness, ex Universitate Harvardiana et University College London
• Detailed information on temporal lobe impairment, situs fontis confusionis
• The Sunday Times: Identity crisis editum 17 Decembris 2006
• New Scientist: "Face blindness runs in families"
• Face Recognition Tests, "online tests for self-assessment of face recognition abilities"
• What’s in a face?, programma in ABC Radio National: All in the Mind (February 2006)
• Do I Know You?, commentarium in Time (mense Iulio) 2006
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• "Face Blind", commentarium in Wired

Viciversitas (Anglica) libros habet qui de Prosopagnosia tractant.

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