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Each month, there are zillions of new research papers from different branches related to brain sciences coming out - cognitive and affective neuroscience, social neuroscience, cognitive anthropology, complexity science etc. in lots of different journals.
I am pleased to see some of the current neuroscience moving past the reductionist, linear paradigm and starting to embrace the complex systems paradigms - the more "holistic", non-linear, contextual, ecological, embodied, dynamical, networks based etc. conceptions.
I am positive that there are many gems of a research scattered accross these fields, that could be inspiring for fresh perspectives on different (not just) hypnotic phenomena and dynamisms, and perhaps provide some useful insights translatable to a beneficial practical use.
(...and maybe even bring some fresh air to the thorny "Hypnosis definition" related issues, for some? :) )
So let's gather those at one place, bit by bit, and see what curious insights emerge with time... feel encouraged to share what you encounter together with your related thoughts and ideas!
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Latest Activity: May 28
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Hi guys, so glad this group exists! Found some fascinating papers while writing up my dissertation on fMRI studies looking at the functional anatomy of non-organic limb paralyses, take a look!…Continue
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The Ethics of UnconsciousnessBy Moheb Costandi June…Continue
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New neuroscience website launching in early May. Currently you can only ask a question by email."... a new website launching in May, brainfacts.org. The site will…Continue
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Comment by Wael Gamal on December 28, 2012 at 9:39pm Hello every one
looking for new researches or articles about critical mind & primitive mind
Comment by Wael Gamal on December 22, 2012 at 5:19pm Need articles or researches about Critical mind & the primitive mind
Comment by Marianne Zaugg on February 27, 2012 at 4:41pm this is wonderful to see this group and hopefully more literature supporting the brain-mind and mind-body interaction.....
Comment by Robert Mulcahy on February 27, 2012 at 4:14pm Wow!
I've put The Networks of the Brain on my wish list.
I'm just going to have to live longer in order to study all of these wonderful resources! Are you familiar with a website called Lumosity? It has a lot of great brain-exercise games on it. It costs about $4 per month if you subscribe for one year. I've been doing the exercises for about 3 weeks so far, and I'm already seeing gains in my cognitive abilities.
Comment by Jakub L. on February 27, 2012 at 4:00am Thanks, Robert! I liked the book too...
I can also recommend the book "The Networks of the Brain" from Olaf Sporns (http://www.amazon.com/Networks-Brain-Olaf-Sporns/dp/0262014696),
which is a great summary of the dynamical networks perspectives etc.
Comment by Robert Mulcahy on February 26, 2012 at 7:00pm Jakub,
An excellent resource; thank you!
For anyone who would like a good overview of trends in neuroscience, Dr. Norman Doidges book "The Brain That Changes Itself" is a great primer.
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