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100 1 $aEdelman, Gerald M.
245 10 $aSecond nature :$bbrain science and human knowledge /$cGerald M. Edelman.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [173]-181) and index.
505 0 $a1. The Galilean arc and Darwin's program -- 2. Consciousness, body, and brian -- 3. Selectionism a prerequisite for consciousness -- 4. From brain activity of consciousness -- 5. Epistemology and its discontents -- 6. A brain-based approach -- 7. Forms of knowledge the divorce between science and the humanities -- 8. Repairing the rift -- 9. Causation, illusions, and values -- 10. Creativity the play between specificity and range -- 11. Abnormal states -- 12. Brian-based devices toward a conscious artifact -- 13. Second nature the transformation of knowledge.
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