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From neurons to self-consciousness: how the brain generates the mind
Amherst, N.Y.: Humanity Books (2010)
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The main idea -- The functioning of a neuron -- Brain structure and function -- The general structure of the neural network -- Instincts, emotions, free will -- The nature of mental objects -- The rise and essence of (self-)consciousness -- Artificial intelligence -- Cognitive limitations of man.Other Versions
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