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David J. Linden

Belknap Press of Harvard University Press

2008-12-15

288

USD 21.00

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9780674030589

圖書標籤: 神經科學思維心理學腦科學科普 psychology 認知科學 English

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圖書描述

The brain, that "cobbled-together mess," is the subject of this lively mix of solid science and fascinating case histories. Linden, a neuroscientist from Johns Hopkins University, offers "the Reader's Digest version" of how the brain functions, followed quickly by the "real biology," before tackling the big questions: Why are people religious? How do we form memories? What makes sleep so vital to mental health? Which is more important, nature or nurture? Linden tackles these problems head on, debunking myths (people do, in fact, use more than 10 percent of their brains) and offering interesting trivia (Einstein's brain was a bit on the small side) along the way. Anti-evolutionary arguments are answered in a chapter titled "The Unintelligent Design of the Brain," in which Linden proposes that it's the brain's "weird agglomeration of ad hoc solutions" that makes humans unique. The book's greatest strength is Linden's knack for demystifying biology and neuroscience with vivid similes (he calls the brain, weighing two percent of total body weight and using 20 percent of its energy, the "Hummer H2 of the body"). Though packed with textbook-ready data, the book grips readers like a masterful teacher; those with little science experience may be surprised to find themselves interested in-and even chuckling over-the migration of neurons along radial glia, and anxious to find out what happens next.

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著者簡介

戴維·J·林登(David J.Linden)是美國約翰·霍普金斯大學醫學院教授、神經科學傢，對小腦突觸可塑性有專門的研究。

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好像是一本非常被推崇的關於brain的科普而又嚴謹的書。個人感覺，比我以前看的那兩本要贊很多。書中對，感官的錯覺（大部分時候），記憶的形成（微觀基礎和宏觀行為），性與自我性彆的認知，夢和宗教錯覺（或者說是超自然的感覺）的腦構造基礎，和最impressive的brain這個design的優劣討論和進化論以及一次性設計的討論，都非常的吸引人。非常易懂，好像這本書還拿瞭一個科普讀物中的很大的奬，很推薦。

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這種書用audiobook簡直太不閤適瞭。圖書館的書到手，手工照書畫瞭幾幅圖，仔細查瞭字典，清楚瞭許多許多。不過發現用中文學英文的術語是音譯或者翻譯的頗勉強，有些脫離瞭詞根什麼的，反而完全沒辦法記。應該在讀其他腦科學的書之前先讀這個入門的。sigh.

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The brain is like an ice cream cone with new scoops piled on at each stage of our linage. It is a kludge from accidental design. The prefrontal cortex which is hub of cognitive thinking is of very limited functions, our memory is usually misattributed, biased and often twisted by emotions...所以不能完全相信自己的大腦，因為它經常”自欺欺人”

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一本非常有趣的神經生物學的書，有觀點，有論據，有推理，有呼應。大三的時候要看這本書，興許我現在在搞腦科學研究也說不準。