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The Living Brain

Pages
328
Published
1953
Language
English

Synopsis

W. Grey Walter explores the intricate workings of the human brain, drawing on his pioneering research in electroencephalography (EEG). This book offers a comprehensive look at brain activity, consciousness, and the potential for understanding the mind through scientific inquiry. It provides insights into how the brain functions and shapes our experiences.

About the author

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W. Grey Walter

W. Grey Walter was a neurophysiologist and roboticist who pioneered the study of brain waves. He brought his scientific background to fiction in works like The Curve of the Snowflake and the anthology The Expert