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The Biological Mind

How Brain, Body, and Environment Collaborate to Make Us Who We Are
in: Biology
Summary:

The book challenges the conventional view of the brain as an isolated entity, arguing instead that it is deeply integrated with the body and environment, influencing and being influenced by a myriad of factors outside the skull. It explores the interplay between our neural circuits and our personal experiences, social interactions, and physical surroundings, presenting a holistic view of the mind's functioning.

Key points:

1. Cerebral Mystique Critique: Jasanoff questions the belief that the brain solely shapes our identity, highlighting the overlooked roles of the body and environment.

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