书目

Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain

内容简介

Iftheconsciousmind--thepartyouconsidertobeyou--isjustthetipoftheiceberg,whatistherestdoing?Inthissparklingandprovocativebook,renownedneuroscientistDavidEaglemannavigatesthedepthsofthesubconsciousbraintoilluminateitssurprisingmysteries.Whycanyourfootmovehalfwaytothebrakepedalbeforeyoubecomeconsciouslyawareofdangerahead?IsthereatrueMelGibson?Howisyourbrainlikeaconflicteddemocracyengagedincivilwar?WhatdoOdysseusandthesubprimemortgagemeltdownhaveincommon?WhyarepeoplewhosenamesbeginwithJmoreliketomarryotherpeoplewhosenamesbeginwithJ?Andwhyisitsodifficulttokeepasecret?Takinginbraindamage,planespotting,dating,drugs,beauty,infidelity,synesthesia,criminallaw,artificialintelligence,andvisualillusions,Incognitoisathrillingsubsurfaceexplorationofthemindandallitscontradictions.

作者简介

DavidEaglemanisaneuroscientistatBaylorCollegeofMedicine,wherehedirectstheLaboratoryforPerceptionandActionaswellastheInitiativeonNeuroscienceandLaw.HisscientificresearchhasbeenpublishedinjournalsfromSciencetoNature,andhisneurosciencebooksincludeWednesdayIsIndigoBlue:DiscoveringtheBrainofSynesthesia,WhytheNetMatters,andtheforthcomingLive-Wired.Heisalsotheauthoroftheinternationallybest-sellingbookoffictionSum:FortyTalesfromtheAfterlives.

丛书

Vintage

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