Category: NEUROSCIENCE BOOKS

A must for machine learners and educationalists alike. In an age when the digital world is...

Important insights into the brain delivered in lighthearted way. Kurzban delivers an...

Eminently sensible and rather heartwarming. Gerhardt is an experienced psychotherapist who brings...

A useful high-level exploration of neuroscience today. This is an interesting read for someone...

Embedding mirror neurons firmly in our social interactions. Iacoboni has provided a thoroughgoing...

An immense and valuable introduction to neuroscience. At around 600 large pages with plenty of...

Self development occurs post-natally; we are not born with it. A sympathetic and revealing account...

A neuronal network take on the global workspace theory of consciousness. This is a great book...

What we like and why we like it. Bloom’s book ostensibly has two purposes. The main one in...

Homeostasis is the key to consciousness. In his latest book, Damasio strongly reaffirms the theory...

Self regulation emerges during the first 18 months of life. Too many books on the topic of...

Decision making partly explained. Redish’s book tackles the very important area of decision making...

A full theory of complex adaptive systems still eludes us. Many theories of consciousness state...

Consciousness is what separates life from non-life. Gazzaniga commences with a wonderful summary...

One of the most important pieces of research into consciousness. Libet’s experiments famously...

We really do live in the present. Chater proposes that every perception and every thought we have...

Our brains are designed to master both predictability and creativity. The authors draw attention...

The dual-process mind moves to a more granular tri-process model. Dual-process theory became...