Why the Mind is Not a Computer: A Pocket Lexicon of Neuromythology (Societas) B

Imprint Academic

Explore the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and philosophy with 'Why the Mind is Not a Computer: A Pocket Lexicon of Neuromythology' by Raymond Tallis. This insightful book debunks common myths about the brain, offering a clear and accessible exploration of complex ideas. Written for a general audience, this lexicon challenges the oversimplified notion that the mind can be understood as a mere computer. Tallis provides a nuanced perspective, drawing on philosophy and cognitive science to illuminate the unique nature of human consciousness. Key Features: * Debunks common neuromyths with clarity and precision. * Offers a philosophical and scientific exploration of the mind. * Written by renowned author Raymond Tallis. * Accessible to a broad readership. This paperback edition provides an excellent entry point into understanding the limitations of computational models of the mind and appreciating the richness of human cognition. Product Summary: Raymond Tallis, neuromythology, philosophy of mind, cognitive science, brain, consciousness, paperback book, academic literature.