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The Working Brain is an introduction to neuropsychology, written by Soviet psychologist A.R. Luria as a concise adjunct volume to his magnum opus, Higher Cortical Functions in Man from 1962. It was translated to the English by Basil Haigh for Penguin Books in 1973. Shown here is the…

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Eight years after the first English edition by Basic Books, A.R. Luria’s The Mind of the Mnemonist was reissued by Chicago-based publisher Henry Regnery. Roger Harvey’s jacket design uses Harry Obese, the heaviest weight of Harry , alongside Univers. The layered text snippets in pink and red…

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The first British edition of A.R. Luria’s The Mind of the Mnemonist was published by Jonathan Cape in 1969. Mon Mohan’s jacket design with wrap-around art uses Caslon 540 Italic with swash caps, highlighting the alliteration in the title.

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A.R. Luria’s The Mind of the Mnemonist was first published in English by Basic Books in 1968. This is the cover of the first paperback edition, issued by Discus Books in September 1969.

The exciting and bewildering inner world of an ordinary man endowed with extraordinary mental…