Visually and intellectually explores the history, evolution, construction, and chemical and electrical operation of the brain.
Robert Ornstein Books
August 21, 1942 – December 20, 2018
This author delves deeply into psychology, exploring the nature of the human mind and brain. Their work focuses on how we perceive, how we think, and how these processes influence our health and consciousness, both individual and societal. Their pioneering research, particularly regarding brain lateralization, has significantly advanced our understanding of cognitive processes. The author strives to make crucial discoveries about human nature accessible to the general public.
Discussions of Shakespeare's Problem Comedies
- 130 pages
- 5 hours of reading
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The mind field
- 141 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Hainer Kober, geboren 1942, lebt in Soltau. Er hat u. a. Werke von Stephen Hawking, Steven Pinker, Jonathan Littell, Georges Simenon und Oliver Sacks übersetzt.
\"Je reicher das Leben an Freude, Genuss und Lust, desto gesünder der Mensch.\" Neueste empirische Untersuchen aus Medizin, Biologie und Psychologie liegen dieser unorthodoxen These der beiden renommierten Autoren zugrunde. Robert Ornstein und David Sobel zeigen eindrucksvoll, wie eine liebevolle Umarmung, ein witziger Film, ein Glas Wein zu einem guten Essen in geselliger Runde mehr bei der Bekämpfung von Krankheiten auszurichten vermögen als Askese, Medikamente und Diäten. Leben Sie also nach dem \"Lustprinzip\". Folgen Sie Ihren Sinnen. Verwöhnen Sie sich und andere. Und erleben Sie, wie aus den vielen kleinen Freuden des Alltags Gesundheit entsteht.
