Brain Mystery Light and Dark: The Rhythm and Harmony of Consciousness

Routledge (1999)
Abstract Brain Mystique Light and Dark bridges the gap between neuroscience, brain evolution and consciousness by examining scientific models of how the brain becomes conscious. The book argues that the spiritual dimension of life is compatible with scientific naturalism. Not bound by conventional stereotypes, Charles Don Keyes safeguards the unity of brain/mind, synthesized from a wide range of sources, reinterprets the triune brain concept and self-reference models of consciousness
Keywords Consciousness  Brain
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Call number B808.9.K49 1999
ISBN(s) 0415180503   9780415180504
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