NP but JJ, "Mind-scientist"

[Kai Frederik Lorentzen]

Makes me think of an article about a brain-research conference I read 
some months ago. One of the neural-scientists who knew his Proust well 
said that most of the supposedly new recognitions of brain-research can 
be found in /À la recherche du temps perdu/. He also reformulated some 
of Proust's passages in scientific terms. Great art contains 
proto-scientific truths.

On 22.08.2012 15:54, Mark Kohut wrote:

> I--any one of us--might nit-pick and argue with some of his words, 
> ways and perspectives---but
> this is a whole person reading, I say...it is like the way we all are 
> when we read a Pynchon together.
> http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/cross-check/2012/08/10/was-james-joyce-the-greatest-mind-scientist-ever/

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