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Book 2023ions in neural circuits, as well as in our?bodies and everyday lives, associated with a range of disorders and diseases is a rich territory from which to understand the workings of our brains, the unique blend of factors leading?to human art making, and disease itself.?This book will be an exposé of

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Background on extrapolation theory,on in brain research have appeared to move the arts and neurosciences ever more apart yet, in fact, through analyzing and appreciating artistic elements such as visual beauty, aesthetic practices, as well as the emotional appreciation of research data and clinical insights, these two fields can be b

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Background on extrapolation theory,nt state of knowledge on art making, as it relates to the brain, but also considering theories and factors underpinning artistic production as well as current arguments on specific factors that may contribute to making art and relatively more successful artists. This is geared primarily at the resea

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Commentaries and Further Developments,wo main treatment forms of PD, are recently of particular interest in literature. It is mainly assumed that an increase in medication intake leads to an exacerbation, while a reduction of intake, for instance after a deep brain stimulation surgery, shows a decrease of creative behaviour. The use of

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