Theatre of the Mind
Autor Jay Ingramen Limba Engleză Paperback – noi 2010
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ISBN-13: 9780062026682
ISBN-10: 0062026682
Pagini: 304
Ilustrații: black & white halftones, figures
Dimensiuni: 135 x 203 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: HarperCollins Publishers
Colecția Harper
ISBN-10: 0062026682
Pagini: 304
Ilustrații: black & white halftones, figures
Dimensiuni: 135 x 203 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: HarperCollins Publishers
Colecția Harper
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A captivating look at consciousness, exploring the most recent and controversial research on the brain.
If the brain is the theatre, consciousness is the play. But who or what controls what we watch and how we watch it?
In Theatre of the Mind, Jay Ingram, whose past scientific investigations include the properties of honey on toast and the complexities of the barmaid’s brain, tackles one of the most controversial of subjects: consciousness. Scientists have long tried to map our brains and understand how it is that we think and are self-aware, but what do we really know? Any discussion of the brain raises more questions than answers, and Ingram illuminates some of the most perplexing ones: What happens in our minds when we’re driving and we suddenly realize that we don’t remember the last few miles of highway? How do we remember images, sounds, and aromas from our past so vividly, and why do we often recreate them so differently in our dreams? Ingram’s latest book is a mind-bending experience, a cerebral, stylish ride through the history, philosophy, and science of the brain and the search for the discovery of the self.
If the brain is the theatre, consciousness is the play. But who or what controls what we watch and how we watch it?
In Theatre of the Mind, Jay Ingram, whose past scientific investigations include the properties of honey on toast and the complexities of the barmaid’s brain, tackles one of the most controversial of subjects: consciousness. Scientists have long tried to map our brains and understand how it is that we think and are self-aware, but what do we really know? Any discussion of the brain raises more questions than answers, and Ingram illuminates some of the most perplexing ones: What happens in our minds when we’re driving and we suddenly realize that we don’t remember the last few miles of highway? How do we remember images, sounds, and aromas from our past so vividly, and why do we often recreate them so differently in our dreams? Ingram’s latest book is a mind-bending experience, a cerebral, stylish ride through the history, philosophy, and science of the brain and the search for the discovery of the self.
Notă biografică
JAY INGRAM was the host of Discovery Channel Canada's Daily Planet from the first episode until June 2011. Prior to joining Discovery, Ingram hosted CBC Radio's national science show Quirks & Quarks. He has received the Sandford Fleming Award from the Royal Canadian Institute, the Royal Society's McNeil Medal for the Public Awareness of Science and the Michael Smith Award from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council. He is a distinguished alumnus of the University of Alberta, has received five honorary doctorates and is a member of the Order of Canada. He has written twelve books, including Theatre of the Mind and Fatal Flaws.