A Short History of Memory
Neuroscience and the Search for the Mind
by Lynard Barnes
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Pub Date Oct 19 2012 | Archive Date Jul 15 2013
Trices Group Publishing | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) Members' Titles
Description
Re-thinking the biological ties between the brain and the mind: The current analogy of the brain as a computer is too narrow to understand the complexities of stimulus perception and human reaction: a new paradigm is proposed. Memory is the past. Memory is the history of perceptions perceived. In an age in which the world bombards our senses seemingly non-stop, we should have a universe full of memories defining and neatly labeling our past. But what exactly is the past? Using foundations laid by neuroscience, A SHORT HISTORY OF MEMORY opens an exploration into the brain that perceives and the mind that remembers and reacts to the past. It starts with a simple question: where do the images we experience in nightly dreams come from?
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Also available in ebook (Kindle) format, $7.95.
Also available in ebook (Kindle) format, $7.95.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780985826291 |
| PRICE | $12.95 (USD) |
