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Part I Meet Your Brain
Marc Milstein • The Age-Proof Brain
On the downside, the bullet affected his brain processing – new neural pathways establishing themselves, heightening his intuition when it came to other people, a sixth sense so to speak. At least that’s how he rationalised it when he left the hospital and did the research. Neuroplasticity it was called. The brain’s ability to heal and to
... See moreJudith O'Reilly • Killing State

La plupart de mes neurones souffraient d'un traumatisme mais mon hémorragie n'avait détruit qu'un très petit nombre d'entre eux.
Jill Bolte Taylor • Voyage au-delà de mon cerveau (Essais et documents) (French Edition)
The Brain That Changes Itself: stories of personal triumph from the frontiers of brain science
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Sa fascination pour ce fragment de cerveau me paraissait, en la circonstance, sacrément audacieuse. Jusqu’à ce que je découvre qu’un certain Thomas Harvey, pathologiste chargé de déterminer les causes de la mort d’Albert Einstein survenue le 18 avril 1955, avait, une fois son travail achevé, quitté l’institut dans lequel il travaillait, emportant
... See moreJean-Paul Dubois • La Succession (OLIV. LIT.FR) (French Edition)

prefrontal cortex. For example, the side of this region is crucial for how we pay attention; it enables us to put things in the “front of our mind” and hold them in awareness. The middle portion of the prefrontal area, the part damaged in Barbara, coordinates an astonishing number of essential skills, including regulating the body, attuning to
... See moreDaniel J. Siegel • Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation
Understand how much the brain can and cannot change.