by Sally P. Springer, George Deutsch · GEDISA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788474321890
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«Cerebro izquierdo, cerebro derecho» is the popular science essay by Sally P. Springer and George Deutsch, in paperback (Gedisa, 240 pp., Spanish).
It starts from the cerebral division operations of the 1960s to explain the differences between the two hemispheres, an asymmetry already detected in the 19th century. It reviews research on left-handedness, learning, sexual differences and mental illness, and puts forward hypotheses on the cerebral basis of culture and consciousness.
The work belongs to the Límites de la Ciencia collection, volume 2. Its authors were part of the teaching staff of the State University of New York.
For the general public interested in neuroscience and psychology who want to understand cerebral asymmetry from a popular science perspective.
