Nature's mind : the biological roots of thinking, emotions, sexuality, language and intelligence
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書誌事項
Nature's mind : the biological roots of thinking, emotions, sexuality, language and intelligence
（Penguin science）
Penguin, 1994
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First published in the USA by Basic Books, 1992
Includes bibliographical references (p. 205-214) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is an analysis of the way in which science is reshaping the age-old question of "nature" versus "nurture". Recent discoveries in biology, brain science and cognitive science have led to a new view of human behaviour; a view in which natural selection affects everything from clinical depression to the development of language. Gazzaniga, a neuroscientist, assesses the findings and looks at the implications of the radical new "selection theory" which links thinking, emotions, sexuality, language and intelligence.
目次
- Introduction: selection versus instruction. A lesson from biology - modern immunology
- the plastic brain and selection theory
- the developing mind - the interaction of genes and environment
- language and selection theory
- specialized brain circuits - selecting for intelligence
- selecting for mind
- addictions, compulsions, and selection theory
- selection theory and the death of psychoanalysis
- health care, aging and selection theory
- selection, theory and clues to the nature of conscious experience.
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