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Looking for Spinoza: Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling Brain

The last in a trilogy of books that investigates the philosophical and scientific foundations of human life Â Joy, sorrow, jealousy, and aweâ€”these and other feelings are the stuff of our daily lives. In the seventeenth century, the philosopher Spinoza devoted much of his life's work examining how these emotions supported human survival, yet hu More »

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The Average Review score is 4.2 on a scale of 5.0. Total 41 reviewers are considered to generate the average review. Some of the new or latest reviews in Mental Health might be helpful and interesting to you. This average review is fetched by Kirsten Tranter and posted on 9 August

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[ 4.0 stars ] "This is an excellent summary of the amazing recent developments in neuroscience and the early history of the development of Secularism. Spinoza forecast the understanding that science now has of the body-brain-mind connection and gave up on the soul. The science of this connection, and the source of emotions and feelings, are well developed by Damasio and this is the main theme of the book. As ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Mental Health review is genenrated by Ken R Young which was written on January 6, 2013 Review fetched on August 25, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 4.0 stars ] "This is an excellent book. It is well written with functional examples. It validates the neurophysiological links that run throughout our entire body....Complex read based on the depth of the material. Would be great reading for anyone interested in body mind connections.Not a book you can stay up and read all at once. Needs to be taken in bites to absorb. ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Mental Health review is genenrated by Lynda Lou which was written on September 29, 2012 Review fetched on August 25, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 5.0 stars ] "Having first read Professor Damasio's fourth book in this series "When self Comes to Mind," and having been so impressed with that book (which pulls together a lot of the materials appearing in this book), no one should be surprised if this one seemed a bit anti-climatic to me. That said however, the author at this point in his development, had set out to get his hands fully around the emotion ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Mental Health review is genenrated by Herbert L Calhoun "paulocal" which was written on October 24, 2011 Review fetched on August 25, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 5.0 stars ] "[In a heavy German accent] "Tell me, how do you feel?" Or so the stereotypical psychologist is known for asking--known for good reason, however. As students of the psyche, we do care about how one "feels" in a given moment, but rarely do we sit to ask ourselves about the exact nature of these feelings. What is a feeling? Is it something that can be studied? How is it different from an emotion or i ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Mental Health review is genenrated by Heidi Hasbun which was written on November 10, 2010 Review fetched on August 25, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 4.0 stars ] "Much like the Astronomer on the cover of Damasio's book, I often feel that learning about neurobiology is like studying in the dark with only the flickering of a single candle to guide me; the philosophy intrigues me and piques my interest, but somewhere along the line, the intimidation of the neurological lingo darkens the room until I can barely make out what I am reading. Damasio was inspi ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Mental Health review is genenrated by Aaron E. Bartholomew which was written on November 10, 2010 Review fetched on August 25, 2013 by Books Central.

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Available	Yes
Author	Antonio Damasio
Binding	Paperback
EAN	9780156028714
Edition	Reprint
ISBN	0156028719
Label	Harvest
Manufacturer	Harvest
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	368
PackageQuantity	1
ProductGroup	Book
ProductTypeName	ABIS_BOOK
PublicationDate	2003-12-01
Publisher	Harvest
Studio	Harvest
Title	Looking for Spinoza: Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling Brain

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