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Anil Seth
ISBN 9780571337729
Rs. 958
Faber & Faber
Being You
A New Science of Consciousness
Who it's for: Readers interested in neuroscience and philosophy of mind
In Being You, world-renowned neuroscientist Anil Seth proposes a radical new theory of consciousness, investigating how the brain constructs our subjective experience of self and reality. Drawing on over two decades of research, Seth explores the biological mechanisms that give rise to our unique perceptions, challenging established ideas about what it means to 'be you'.Why You Should Read? Explore a groundbreaking scientific theory on consciousness and self by a leading neuroscientist. Gain a deeper understanding of how the brain creates our subjective reality and perception. Challenge your assumptions about what it means to be an individual conscious being. Access complex neuroscience concepts presented with clarity and engaging insight.
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- Proposes a radical new theory of consciousness
- Based on over two decades of research
- Explores how the brain constructs subjective experience
- Challenges established ideas about self and reality
- Presents complex neuroscience with clarity
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Questions about this book
What is the main argument of the book?
The book proposes a radical new theory of consciousness, arguing that the brain constructs our subjective experience of self and reality.
Who is the author?
Anil Seth is a world-renowned neuroscientist with over two decades of research experience in consciousness.
What topics does the book cover?
It covers consciousness, perception, self-perception, cognitive neuroscience, and the physiological aspects of the brain.
Is the book suitable for non-experts?
Yes, it presents complex neuroscience concepts with clarity and engaging insight, making it accessible to a general audience.