Titlebook: Brain and Conscious Experience; Study Week September John C. Eccles Book 1965 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1965 brain.brain inj

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Conscious Experience and Memory,in all its aspects. I prefer this expression to the term . or EI that was employed by Fessard [1954] in his distinguished contribution to the symposium .. Nevertheless, “experienced integration” has the advantage of stressing the integrative character of brain action in the synthesis of conscious ex

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The Brain-Consciousness Problem in Contemporary Scientific Research,, if we can say this of the statement of a puzzle, the most cherished one. Sherrington’s exceptional stature as a scientist, allied to the sincerity, directness, and wise humility of spirit so vividly revealed in his writings, easily explains the success of his formulation of the problem. How can ph

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The Structural Design of the Neocortex,us even to the inexperienced eye, but the individual layers and their subdivisions are not always clear (Fig. 1.1). In fact, different schemes of lamination have been described by different investigators. The scheme which has gained widest acceptance is perhaps that of Vogt and Brodman into six layers [Sholl, 1956].

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