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Theatre of the Mind: Raising the Curtain on Consciousness

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Theatre of the Mind: Raising the Curtain on Consciousness

by Jay Ingram

HarperCollins Publishers Ltd | September 7, 2006 | Trade Paperback

What are you thinking, and how do you know you're thinking it? Read Theatre of the Mind, and you'll have a better understanding of what's going on side your head. Renowned science broadcaster and writer Jay Ingram examines the subject of consciousness, the way our brains work and how it is that we are able to make sense of the world at all. With his characteristic wit and insight, Ingram takes the latest research on one of the most complex topics and makes it both understandable and endlessly fascinating. A mind-bending look at the history, philosophy and science of the brain.

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What are you thinking, and how do you know you're thinking it? Read Theatre of the Mind, and you'll have a better understanding of what's going on side your head. Renowned science broadcaster and writer Jay Ingram examines the subject of consciousness, the way our brains work and how it is that we are able to make sense of the world at all. With his characteristic wit and insight, Ingram takes the latest research on one of the most complex topics and makes it both understandable and endlessly fascinating. A mind-bending look at the history, philosophy and science of the brain.

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What are you thinking, and how do you know you're thinking it? Read Theatre of the Mind, and you'll have a better understanding of what's going on side your head. Renowned science broadcaster and writer Jay Ingram examines the subject of consciousness, the way our brains work and how it is that we are able to make sense of the world at all. With his characteristic wit and insight, Ingram takes the latest research on one of the most complex topics and makes it both understandable and endlessly fascinating. A mind-bending look at the history, philosophy and science of the brain.

Trade Paperback

304 Pages, 5.38 x 8 x 0.74 in

September 7, 2006

HarperCollins Publishers Ltd

English


0006394558
9780006394556

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Ingram works his magic of translating scientific research into the coinage of common understanding . . . As always, [he] delivers the goods . . . a lot of fun. (Globe and Mail (Toronto))

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