Abstract

This research article explores the potential implications of Alexander Luria’s pioneering work in neuropsychology for the understanding and treatment of epilepsy. Luria’s holistic approach to studying brain function, particularly his emphasis on the dynamic interplay between different brain regions and cognitive processes, offers a valuable perspective for re-evaluating current practices in epileptic neuropsychology and epilepsy surgery. By revisiting Luria’s concepts through the lens of modern neuroscience and clinical practice, this article aims to identify new avenues for research and intervention that could enhance our understanding and management of epilepsy.