The self and its brain: A critical examination of The Face in the Mirror
Science and Consciousness Review 1 (2003)
| Abstract | Where is the self located in the brain? This is a question that has intrigued philosophers and scientists for quite some time. Four centuries ago, the French philosopher René Descartes thought that the self resided in the pineal gland, a small structure centrally positioned in the lower brain | |||||||||
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