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Hi does anybody know of any good books based on the brain preferably relating to neuroscience?
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Hi does anybody know of any good books based on the brain preferably relating to neuroscience?
Hi does anybody know of any good books based on the brain preferably relating to neuroscience?
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Hi does anybody know of any good books based on the brain preferably relating to neuroscience?
Hi does anybody know of any good books based on the brain preferably relating to neuroscience?
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Well, it depends on what you already know. There are books that are written for the average reader with just a little background knowledge about neuroscience (such as some books by Steven Pinker and others) and then there are books which deal with specific topics like neuroanatomy, neurophysiology etc, Also do you want to study them academically or just for your interest?
Well, it depends on what you already know. There are books that are written for the average reader with just a little background knowledge about neuroscience (such as some books by Steven Pinker and others) and then there are books which deal with specific topics like neuroanatomy, neurophysiology etc, Also do you want to study them academically or just for your interest?
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Study them academically.
Study them academically.
If this is for a grad course, you can consult your professors as well as your seniors. Also, you can check the relevant section in your uni library and try out different books to see if any suits you.
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The one that I was recommended at Nottingham was Neuroscience
xploring the Brain, i have it and it is very good and quite straight forward it is a textbook though so I'm not sure whether that is what you are looking for because there are lots of scientific 'novels' that are good and under 800pages. The brain that changes itself, musicophillia, (sachs is very popular), Descartes Error, Private life of the brain.....
xploring the Brain, i have it and it is very good and quite straight forward it is a textbook though so I'm not sure whether that is what you are looking for because there are lots of scientific 'novels' that are good and under 800pages. The brain that changes itself, musicophillia, (sachs is very popular), Descartes Error, Private life of the brain.....
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