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Parietal Lobe: near the back and top of the head above the ears; the parietal lobe controls the ability to read, write, and understand spatial relationships. Occipital Lobe: most posterior, at the back of the head; the occipital lobe controls sight. Temporal Lobe: side of head above ears situated immediately behind and below the frontal lobes; the temporal lobe controls memory, speech and comprehension.
View All. The occipital lobe is a region in the the back of the brain that plays a major role in integrating our vision, allowing us to recognize what our eyes see. An occipital lobe stroke can affect one or both occipital lobes. In general, occipital lobe strokes are not common. Effects of Occipital Lobe Stroke. An occipital lobe stroke can cause a variety of visual changes, which include partial vision loss, complete blindness and visual hallucinations, as well as some unique visual syndromes. 1  The occipital lobe is not completely uniform, and the regions within the occipital lobe have different functions in integrating vision.