into the silent land travels in neuropsychology

Fusing classic cases of neuropsychology with the author's own case studies, personal vignettes, philosophical debate, and thought-provoking riffs and meditations on the nature of neurological impairments and dysfunctions, Into the Silent Land is an illuminating study of neuroscience, and an extraordinary look into the unknown world of the self.

0 Ratings 1 Want to read 1 Currently reading 0 Have read Donate this book to the Internet Archive library. Why does raw meat give me a hard on begins Brokss collection of neurogothic tales, Into the Silent Land. A neuropsychologist with twenty-five years' experience and a runner-up for the prestigious Wellcome Trust Science Prize, Paul Broks writes with a doctor's precision and clarity in a series of narratives about the fascinating world of the neurologically impaired, delving not only into the inner lives of his patients, but into a deeper understanding of how we define who we are. An edition of Into the Silent Land (2003) Into the silent land travels in neuropsychology by Paul Broks. I know, I’ve seen, he writes in his probing collection of essays, Into the Silent Land. Constructivist Foundations 17(2): 121–123.A finalist for The Guardian First Book Award, Into the Silent Land is a stunning look into how the human brain constructs a 'self,' or the essence of who we are as individuals. Not according to British neuro- psychologist Paul Broks. SA Not for the faint of heart, Into the Silent Land is a series of essays, musings, meditations and reflections on what it is to be human and to have a brain. Finally, I suggest that the methodology proposed in the target article could potentially benefit from being supplemented by the use of neurofeedback, in order to retain the neuro element of neurophenomenology. Into the silent land travels in neuropsychology. I raise questions about how the three disciplines outlined would contribute, specifically, to an understanding of reciprocal constraints between the experiential and that which is perceived to be external to the subject and to experience of co-constitution. Into the Silent Land: Travels in Neuropsychology by Paul Broks is above all a thought-provoking book. At work tonight, during my break, I read some more of this fairly interesting book called Into the. Abstract: Petri and Gromadzki’s claims about radical neurophenomenology’s position with regard to the existence of a “gap” require clarification. Into the Silent Land : Travels in Neuropsychology Author(s): Paul Broks ISBN-13: 9781843540342 Publisher: ATLANTIC BOOKS Released: Format. There was a strange, light fog in patches, here and there. Open peer commentary on the article “Enacting the “Body” of Neurophenomenology: Off-Radar First-Person Methodologies in Pragmatics of Experiencing” by Jakub Petri & Artur Gromadzki.