Refuge

Refuge

Karen Lynch

Overview

This work delves into the complexities of the human brain, highlighting how its fundamental workings remain enigmatic despite technological advancements. For millennia, thinkers have sought to understand the brain's functions, yet our knowledge remains limited. Scientist and historian Matthew Cobb examines the historical evolution of our understanding of the brain, demonstrating how prevailing technologies of each era have influenced these perceptions. From ancient comparisons to modern notions of the brain as a supercomputer, the book explores how future technologies might shape our future understanding.

Who it's for

• Readers interested in the history of science.
• Individuals curious about neuroscience and brain function.
• Those who enjoy exploring the intersection of technology and scientific thought.

Key features

• Format: Paperback
• Publisher: Tempest Press LLC
• Publication Year: 2014
• Page Count: 326
• ISBN: 9781948392112
• Dimensions: 152x229 mm
• Weight: 480 gr.