From Brain Dynamics to the Mind: Spatiotemporal Neuroscience
Autor Georg Northoffen Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 mar 2024
Pulling concepts from neuroscience, psychology and philosophy, the book presents a modern and complete look at what we know, what we can surmise, and what we may never know about the distinction between brain and mind.
- Reviews models of understanding the mind/brain problem
- Identifies neural processes involved in consciousness, sense of self and brain function
- Includes concepts and research from neuroscience, psychology, cognitive science and philosophy
- Discusses implications for AI, novel therapies for psychiatric disorders and issues of ethics
- Suggests experimental designs and data analyses for future research on the mind/brain issue
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780128219355
ISBN-10: 0128219351
Pagini: 690
Dimensiuni: 216 x 276 x 35 mm
Greutate: 1.86 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
ISBN-10: 0128219351
Pagini: 690
Dimensiuni: 216 x 276 x 35 mm
Greutate: 1.86 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
Public țintă
Graduate and postgraduate students, neuroscientists, neurologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, biologists.Cuprins
PART I Brain dynamics
Section 1 Variability of the brain
1. The fluctuating brain-essentials of neural variability
2. Neural variability in rest and task states
3. Neural variability shapes perception and cognition
4. Neurodynamic mechanisms of neural variability
Section 2 Scale-freeness of the brain
5. From broccoli to the brain - Scale-free activity
6. From scale-free activity to temporo-spatial nestedness
7. Scale-free dynamic shapes perception and cognition
8. Scale-free activity – bridge between environment and brain
Section 3 Timescales of the brain
9. The brain’s inner time – intrinsic neural timescales
10. Intrinsic neural timescales mediate input processing
11. From Chronos and Kairos to the brain’s temporal receptive windows
12. Lessons from geology – from the human brain to artificial agents
Section 4 Synchrony of the brain
13. Synchrony in nature and brain
14. Entrainment – How the brain synchronizes with its environment
15. Global synchronization in the brain
16. Neural synchronization in fMRI and EEG/MEG - a methodological guide
Part II Dynamic layer model of brain
Section 1 Dynamic layers and the brain
17. Layers of the brain - An introduction
18. Background and foreground layers I: Scale-free stability versus oscillatory flexibility
19. Background and foreground layers II - nonlinear and asymmetric relationship
Section 2 From dynamic layers to cognition
20. Baseline model of cognition I: Distinction from dual model of cognition
21. Baseline model of cognition II: Spatiotemporal shaping of cognition and input processing
22. Dynamic capacities and cognition
Section 3 Dynamic layer model of brain vs other models of brain
23. Cognitive model and predictive coding
24. Intrinsic and inside-out models of brain
25. Brain and world - converging free energy principle and dynamic layer theory of brain
Part III Mind dynamics
Section 1 The self
26. The self and its intrinsic topography
27. The dynamic of self and its semantics
28. The self - psychological baseline or default
29. From icebergs to the self – point of view
Section 2 Meditation
30. Topographic reorganization model of meditation
31. Topographic reorganization of the self
32. Dynamic reorganization of the brain
Section 3 Dreams
33. From Salvador Dali to dreams - topographic reorganization model of dreams
34. From falling keys to dreams - Dynamic reorganization
Section 4 Thoughts
35. How dynamics shape our thoughts
36. Baseline model of thought
Section 5 Consciousness
37. The jungle of consciousness – current neuroscientific theories
38. Order in the jungle of consciousness – convergence of theories
39. Temporo-spatial theory of consciousness I – form and level/state
40. Temporo-spatial theory of consciousness (TTC) II: Contents
41. From brain to consciousness - “common currency hypothesis
Section 6 Autism
42. Dynamic shapes perception and behavior in autism
43. Hierarchical model of autistic self
Section 1 Variability of the brain
1. The fluctuating brain-essentials of neural variability
2. Neural variability in rest and task states
3. Neural variability shapes perception and cognition
4. Neurodynamic mechanisms of neural variability
Section 2 Scale-freeness of the brain
5. From broccoli to the brain - Scale-free activity
6. From scale-free activity to temporo-spatial nestedness
7. Scale-free dynamic shapes perception and cognition
8. Scale-free activity – bridge between environment and brain
Section 3 Timescales of the brain
9. The brain’s inner time – intrinsic neural timescales
10. Intrinsic neural timescales mediate input processing
11. From Chronos and Kairos to the brain’s temporal receptive windows
12. Lessons from geology – from the human brain to artificial agents
Section 4 Synchrony of the brain
13. Synchrony in nature and brain
14. Entrainment – How the brain synchronizes with its environment
15. Global synchronization in the brain
16. Neural synchronization in fMRI and EEG/MEG - a methodological guide
Part II Dynamic layer model of brain
Section 1 Dynamic layers and the brain
17. Layers of the brain - An introduction
18. Background and foreground layers I: Scale-free stability versus oscillatory flexibility
19. Background and foreground layers II - nonlinear and asymmetric relationship
Section 2 From dynamic layers to cognition
20. Baseline model of cognition I: Distinction from dual model of cognition
21. Baseline model of cognition II: Spatiotemporal shaping of cognition and input processing
22. Dynamic capacities and cognition
Section 3 Dynamic layer model of brain vs other models of brain
23. Cognitive model and predictive coding
24. Intrinsic and inside-out models of brain
25. Brain and world - converging free energy principle and dynamic layer theory of brain
Part III Mind dynamics
Section 1 The self
26. The self and its intrinsic topography
27. The dynamic of self and its semantics
28. The self - psychological baseline or default
29. From icebergs to the self – point of view
Section 2 Meditation
30. Topographic reorganization model of meditation
31. Topographic reorganization of the self
32. Dynamic reorganization of the brain
Section 3 Dreams
33. From Salvador Dali to dreams - topographic reorganization model of dreams
34. From falling keys to dreams - Dynamic reorganization
Section 4 Thoughts
35. How dynamics shape our thoughts
36. Baseline model of thought
Section 5 Consciousness
37. The jungle of consciousness – current neuroscientific theories
38. Order in the jungle of consciousness – convergence of theories
39. Temporo-spatial theory of consciousness I – form and level/state
40. Temporo-spatial theory of consciousness (TTC) II: Contents
41. From brain to consciousness - “common currency hypothesis
Section 6 Autism
42. Dynamic shapes perception and behavior in autism
43. Hierarchical model of autistic self