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Freeman is a true pragmatist and makes a convincing story about how our brain 'works'. The book is not a very easy read, but then again, our minds are complex little creatures. With a few additions, the model developed by Freeman can support subconcious and self realization. I think it comes closer to the working of body/brain - - mind than Damasio and LeDoux.
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How Brains Make Up Their Minds (Maps of the Mind) by Walter J Freeman
janlelie, March 2, 2007
Freeman is a true pragmatist and makes a convincing story about how our brain 'works'. The book is not a very easy read, but then again, our minds are complex little creatures. With a few additions, the model developed by Freeman can support subconcious and self realization. I think it comes closer to the working of body/brain - - mind than Damasio and LeDoux.(2 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)