Leading neuroscientist Susan Greenfield draws on her considerable expertise to explore the relationship between emotional experience and human brain processes. What happens to the brain when we experience road rage, orgasm, nightmares or raves? How do drugs act in the brain? How can we better understand schizophrenia and depression? Greenfield argues that it is only through exploring the neurological character of our most primitive emotions that we will ever begin to understand the mystery of consciousness.
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Susan A. Greenfield is a leading neuroscientist based at the Laboratory of Physiology and Pharmacology, Oxford. In 1994 she was the first woman to give the annual Royal Institution Christmas Lectures. She is the author of Mindwaves and Journey to the Centers of the Mind, and is well known for her journalism and TV appearances.
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Hardback. Etat : As New. With great originality, celebrated neuroscientist Susan A. Greenfield shows that states of abandon - intensely felt experiences of pleasure, exhilaration, joy and pain - in fact draw us to the centre of the mind. Between emotion and the mind there is no dichotomy, but rather a continuum in which we create the self. With passion and learning, Susan Greenfield addresses the most fascinating aspects of contemporary neuroscience, revealing exactly what happens to the brain when we are in the throes of an intense experience. How do drugs act on the brain? How might an understanding of the science of emotion help us better understand schizophrenia and depression? What is the relationship between pleasure and fear? Why is it impossible to maintain a state of high arousal for more than a brief period? Challenging a series of common assumptions about the relationship between emotion and the brain, Susan Greenfield finally asks whether "mind-blowing" experiences might in fact form the basis of consciousness. Informed by the most recent neuroscience, "The Private Life of the Brain" develops new models with which to answer these questions. N° de réf. du vendeur 0097146
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