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Introduction to Consciousness
This new textbook, written in a lucid and catchy style, draws on all major disciplines that make up the study of consciousness - neuroscience, cognitive science, psychology, and philosophy. With a strong emphasis on empirical evidence, it is designed as an introductory, single-volume overview of the exciting field of consciousness.
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328 pages, Paperback
First published June 26, 2007
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April 18, 2011
Changed my outlook on consciousness and defined it as a phenomenon that can be understood and studied.
This book is cutting-edge on so many levels, helping pave the way for Neuroscience. However, it is accessible and useful to both specialized readers with a scientific background, as well as the layperson looking to dig deeper into one of life's former great mysteries.
This book is cutting-edge on so many levels, helping pave the way for Neuroscience. However, it is accessible and useful to both specialized readers with a scientific background, as well as the layperson looking to dig deeper into one of life's former great mysteries.
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