Titlebook: On the Texture of Brains; An Introduction to N Valentino Braitenberg Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1977 Gehirn.anatomy

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The Automatic Pilot of the Fly,nt of view, psychology (analysis of behavior) is a source of hypotheses on brain structure, a subsidiary branch of brain anatomy. Conversely, anatomy could be understood as a method of psychology, as the most direct means of understanding the structural complexity that constitutes the mind.

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The Common Sensorium: An Essay on the Cerebral Cortex,e say that the structure of the cerebral cortex is complex beyond description, too complex ever to be understood by the human mind, which, after all, possesses no more complex instrument that the cortex itself to perform the analysis. Others approach the physiology of the cerebral cortex with the sa

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Book 1977own interests. They do not intend to be definitive statements about the cerebellum, the cerebral cortex, or the visual ganglia of insects but rather illuminate these structures from a personal point of view. Accordingly, many au- thors will find their own contributions only insufficiently represente

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Physics and Antiphysics,th a difficult mathematical treatise or a poem written in a concentrated style, a magnifying glass will not help. Studying the exact form of the letters does not contribute to an understanding of the text. Even if, at the next higher level, we understand the letters as phonemes, and study the statis

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How Accurately Are Brains Designed?,ply from the observation that newborn, or even embryonic brains already have well-developed structures before the attached sense organs have ever received stimuli. No one seriously believes that we begin life as unstructured beings, as “tabulae rasae ”: clean slates on which only experience will lea

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