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Free Press, Date: 2000. Trade Paperback. Very Good. In Very Good Used Condition No Highlighting Or Writing. For More Information On Condition. Please See All Photos Gray Matter Under Investigation In His Acclaimed Book The End Of Science, John Horgan Ignited A Firestorm Of Controversy About The Limits Of Knowledge In A Wide Range Of Sciences. Now In The Undiscovered Mind He Focuses On The Single Most Important Scientific Enterprise Of All -- The Effort To Understand The Human Mind. Horgan Takes Us Inside Laboratories, Hospitals, And Universities To Meet Neuro-Scientists, Freudian Analysts, Electroshock Therapists, Behavioral Geneticists, Evolutionary Psychologists, Artificial Intelligence Engineers, And Philosophers Of Consciousness. He Looks Into The Persistent Explanatory Gap Between Mind And Body That Socrates Pondered And Shows That It Has Not Been Bridged. He Investigates What He Calls The "Humpty Dumpty Dilemma," The Fact That Neuroscientists Can Break The Brain And Mind Into Pieces But Cannot Put The Pieces Back Together Again. He Presents Evidence That The Placebo Effect Is The Primary Ingredient Of Psychotherapy, Prozac, And Other Treatments For Mental Disorders. As Horgan Shows, The Mystery Of Human Consciousness, Of Why And How We Think, Remains So Impregnable That To Expect The Attempts Of Scientific Method And Technology To Penetrate It Anytime Soon Is Absurd. 2000. Free Press ISBN 0684865785 9780684865782 [CA]

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