The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat.

Select three cases from different units of The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a
Hat.

Find a common theme or idea that runs through all three cases and write an essay of approximately two and a half pages on each case. Remember that the three cases you select must each come from a different unit of the book (e.g., “Excesses” “Transports,” “The World of the Simple.”) No two cases can come from the same part.

In addition, you are to write a one-page introduction that announces and explains
the theme uniting the three cases you have chosen, and a one-page conclusion that
discusses the insights that you believe follow from your analyses.

The entire paper is to be 8-10 pages in length, double-spaced with one-inch
margins and 12-point font.

In addition to the three cases you select, you are to make passing references to
other cases elsewhere in the book that illustrate the themes you are analyzing.

These references can be to any other chapters in the text.

The only sources that you will need for this assignment are Sacks’ book; material
posted in Links, Video and Reflections; class lectures and conversations; and the
study questions posted for each chapter on the course web site. No research is
required for this paper, but it is permitted. If you do consult outside sources, be
sure to document them properly.

You may use either APA or MLA formatting.

Be sure as well to provide proper citations for the material you use from Sacks’ book,
including page numbers and a works cited page.