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David Eagleman
ISBN 9781782112464
Rs. 1,120
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Incognito
Who it's for: General readers curious about neuroscience and the unconscious mind
Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain invites readers to explore the vast, unseen world governing our thoughts and actions. Neuroscientist David Eagleman reveals how the majority of our mental life—from decision-making to perception—operates beyond our conscious awareness, challenging our understanding of self and free will.Why You Should Read? Gain a deeper understanding of how the unconscious brain shapes every aspect of your existence. Explore fascinating case studies and scientific insights into perception, decision-making, and memory. Reconsider fundamental questions about free will, responsibility, and the very nature of consciousness. Discover the hidden mechanisms that drive human behavior, presented in an accessible and engaging style.
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- Explores how much of our mental life operates beyond conscious awareness
- Challenges common notions of self and free will
- Includes case studies and scientific insights into perception, decision-making, and memory
- Accessible and engaging style for a general audience
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Questions about this book
What is this book about?
It explores the hidden workings of the brain that operate outside our conscious awareness, showing how they shape our thoughts, actions, and perceptions.
Who is the author?
David Eagleman, a neuroscientist, who presents scientific insights in an accessible way.
Does the book discuss free will?
Yes, it challenges our understanding of free will and responsibility by revealing the unconscious mechanisms behind behavior.
What topics are covered?
It covers perception, decision-making, memory, and the nature of consciousness, with case studies and scientific insights.