Titlebook: Neurosociology: Fundamentals and Current Findings; David D. Franks Book 2019 The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature B.V

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Mirror Neurons, a Return to Pragmatism and Implications for an Embodied Intersubjectivity,s on the brain’s motor cortex is discussed as are other areas holding mirror neurons. How this can be related to language is briefly addressed, as is the original meaning of empathy. The subjective results of mirror neurons are considered at this point. V.S. Ramachandran’s early and overenthusiastic

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Sex Differences in the Human Brain, differences to date. His findings come next. The fact that male brains are larger and how this is irrelevant follows with a statement of what brain parts are important in sex-differences studies. Hard-wired differences in brain parts come next as well as socialization differences. A summary stateme

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Imitation in Social Life and Its Brain Supports,presented and examples of imitation as unconscious are given. Creative aspects of imitation are stressed, and imitation is seen as a social glue while also contributing to intersubjectivity. Imitation is next seen as a cause of stereotyping. The neurological enablers of imitation are described next.

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Summary and Conclusions, we refer to the turn to the century work of the twentieth-century philosophers, Dewey, Bentley, and Mead as they championed social behaviorism. As we have seen, for the social behaviorists, the “meaning” of an object does not reside in the object itself but in how we can . toward it. An important c