Incognito: the secret lives of the brain

By:

Eagleman, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2011 Canongate Books EdinburghDescription: 290 pISBN:

9781847679390

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DDC classification:

154.2 E2I6

Summary: The book is full of startling examples.... Eagleman has a wealth of such observations, backed up with case studies, bits of pop culture, literary references and historic examples. A book that will leave you looking at yourself - and the world--differently. (http://www.eagleman.com/incognito)

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The book is full of startling examples.... Eagleman has a wealth of such observations, backed up with case studies, bits of pop culture, literary references and historic examples. A book that will leave you looking at yourself - and the world--differently. (http://www.eagleman.com/incognito)

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