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Inside every mind is a quiet storyteller-one that turns memory, perception, and experience into the continuous story of a self. But how reliable is that narrator?
The Narrator Within explores the fragile neurological architecture behind identity, consciousness, memory, and self-awareness through remarkable cases in which the mind's internal story begins to fracture.
John S. Pritchett introduces readers to Phineas Gage, whose devastating brain injury transformed his personality; Henry Molaison, who lost the ability to form new memories; split-brain patients whose actions revealed divided streams of awareness; and people who could respond to sights they did not consciously see.
The book also examines patients who hallucinated vivid images while knowing they were unreal, mistook familiar objects and faces, or denied that their own paralyzed limbs belonged to them. Each case reveals a different way the mind preserves coherence-even when perception, memory, or bodily awareness no longer agrees with reality.
The narrator within is not simply a witness. It is an interpreter, editor, and storyteller-often filling gaps and inventing explanations without realizing it.
Blending neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and compassionate human stories, the book asks profound questions: What makes someone the same person over time? Can memory disappear while identity remains? Is consciousness a single voice or a coalition of competing systems? How much of what we believe about ourselves is accurate-and how much is a story created to hold us together?
The inquiry ultimately turns toward artificial intelligence and machine consciousness. Can a system that monitors its own reasoning truly know that it knows? Can a machine develop an inner narrator, or can it only imitate the language of self-awareness?
Accessible, reflective, and deeply engaging, The Narrator Within invites readers to listen more carefully to the voice inside their own minds.
We may experience ourselves as whole because the narrator tells us we are. The deeper question is whether coherence and truth are always the same thing.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Inside every mind is a quiet storyteller-one that turns memory, perception, and experience into the continuous story of a self. But how reliable is that narrator?The Narrator Within explores the fragile neurological architecture behind identity, consciousness, memory, and self-awareness through remarkable cases in which the mind's internal story begins to fracture.John S. Pritchett introduces readers to Phineas Gage, whose devastating brain injury transformed his personality; Henry Molaison, who lost the ability to form new memories; split-brain patients whose actions revealed divided streams of awareness; and people who could respond to sights they did not consciously see.The book also examines patients who hallucinated vivid images while knowing they were unreal, mistook familiar objects and faces, or denied that their own paralyzed limbs belonged to them. Each case reveals a different way the mind preserves coherence-even when perception, memory, or bodily awareness no longer agrees with reality.The narrator within is not simply a witness. It is an interpreter, editor, and storyteller-often filling gaps and inventing explanations without realizing it.Blending neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and compassionate human stories, the book asks profound questions: What makes someone the same person over time? Can memory disappear while identity remains? Is consciousness a single voice or a coalition of competing systems? How much of what we believe about ourselves is accurate-and how much is a story created to hold us together?The inquiry ultimately turns toward artificial intelligence and machine consciousness. Can a system that monitors its own reasoning truly know that it knows? Can a machine develop an inner narrator, or can it only imitate the language of self-awareness?Accessible, reflective, and deeply engaging, The Narrator Within invites readers to listen more carefully to the voice inside their own minds.We may experience ourselves as whole because the narrator tells us we are. The deeper question is whether coherence and truth are always the same thing. Through haunting neurological case studies, this exploration probes the fragile illusions of identity to ask if our sense of self is a true reflection of reality or merely a clever fiction crafted by the brain to maintain coherence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256186630
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Inside every mind is a quiet storyteller-one that turns memory, perception, and experience into the continuous story of a self. But how reliable is that narrator The Narrator Within explores the fragile neurological architecture behind identity, consciousness, memory, and self-awareness through remarkable cases in which the mind's internal story begins to fracture.John S. Pritchett introduces readers to Phineas Gage, whose devastating brain injury transformed his personality; Henry Molaison, who lost the ability to form new memories; split-brain patients whose actions revealed divided streams of awareness; and people who could respond to sights they did not consciously see.The book also examines patients who hallucinated vivid images while knowing they were unreal, mistook familiar objects and faces, or denied that their own paralyzed limbs belonged to them. Each case reveals a different way the mind preserves coherence-even when perception, memory, or bodily awareness no longer agrees with reality.The narrator within is not simply a witness. It is an interpreter, editor, and storyteller-often filling gaps and inventing explanations without realizing it.Blending neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and compassionate human stories, the book asks profound questions: What makes someone the same person over time Can memory disappear while identity remains Is consciousness a single voice or a coalition of competing systems How much of what we believe about ourselves is accurate-and how much is a story created to hold us together The inquiry ultimately turns toward artificial intelligence and machine consciousness. Can a system that monitors its own reasoning truly know that it knows Can a machine develop an inner narrator, or can it only imitate the language of self-awareness Accessible, reflective, and deeply engaging, The Narrator Within invites readers to listen more carefully to the voice inside their own minds.We may experience ourselves as whole because the narrator tells us we are. The deeper question is whether coherence and truth are always the same thing. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256186630
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Inside every mind is a quiet storyteller-one that turns memory, perception, and experience into the continuous story of a self. But how reliable is that narrator?The Narrator Within explores the fragile neurological architecture behind identity, consciousness, memory, and self-awareness through remarkable cases in which the mind's internal story begins to fracture.John S. Pritchett introduces readers to Phineas Gage, whose devastating brain injury transformed his personality; Henry Molaison, who lost the ability to form new memories; split-brain patients whose actions revealed divided streams of awareness; and people who could respond to sights they did not consciously see.The book also examines patients who hallucinated vivid images while knowing they were unreal, mistook familiar objects and faces, or denied that their own paralyzed limbs belonged to them. Each case reveals a different way the mind preserves coherence-even when perception, memory, or bodily awareness no longer agrees with reality.The narrator within is not simply a witness. It is an interpreter, editor, and storyteller-often filling gaps and inventing explanations without realizing it.Blending neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and compassionate human stories, the book asks profound questions: What makes someone the same person over time? Can memory disappear while identity remains? Is consciousness a single voice or a coalition of competing systems? How much of what we believe about ourselves is accurate-and how much is a story created to hold us together?The inquiry ultimately turns toward artificial intelligence and machine consciousness. Can a system that monitors its own reasoning truly know that it knows? Can a machine develop an inner narrator, or can it only imitate the language of self-awareness?Accessible, reflective, and deeply engaging, The Narrator Within invites readers to listen more carefully to the voice inside their own minds.We may experience ourselves as whole because the narrator tells us we are. The deeper question is whether coherence and truth are always the same thing. Through haunting neurological case studies, this exploration probes the fragile illusions of identity to ask if our sense of self is a true reflection of reality or merely a clever fiction crafted by the brain to maintain coherence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256186630
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