The Ghost in My Brain by Elliott, Clark -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents Foreword by Donalee Markus, Ph.D. Foreword by Deborah Zelinsky, O.D., F.N.O.R.A., F.C.O.V.D. Author’s Note PART ONE: CONCUSSION

MIDNIGHT THE SIZE OF THE PROBLEM: THE MAGNIFICENCE OF THE HUMAN BRAIN THROUGH THE KALEIDOSCOPE THE CRASH SOMETHING IS WRONG DO YOU KNOW YOUR NAME? WORD MAPS GONE AWRY WHY ARE YOU HERE? APPLE, SCARF, TREE

PART TWO: THE COMPONENTS OF COGNITION

BACKGROUND THE HUMAN MACHINE IS BROKEN BALANCE IN THE SYMBOLIC WORLD VISUAL/SPATIAL PATTERNS, SHAPES, RELATIONSHIPS TIME IS A METAPHOR THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF COGNITION AND THE METACOGNITIVE VOICE AT LEAST WE CAN LAUGH—PAIN AND HUMOR PROCESSING THE AUDIO SIGNAL SOCIAL CHALLENGES PHYSICAL CHANGES SPIRALING DOWNWARD

PART THREE: THE GHOST RETURNS

MEET DR. DOTS! BRAIN GLASSES THE GHOST

PART FOUR: THE SCIENCE OF BRAIN PLASTICITY

DONALEE MARKUS AND HER DESIGNS FOR STRONG MINDS DEBORAH ZELINSKY AND THE MIND-EYE CONNECTION

EPILOGUE APPENDIX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INDEX

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