by Guy Claxton · Yale University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780300223477
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«Intelligence in the Flesh» is the neuroscience essay by Guy Claxton, published by Yale University Press in paperback (344 pages, in English).
Claxton argues that intelligence is not limited to the brain: the body perceives, decides, and learns through processes we usually attribute to the mind. Drawing on findings from neuroscience and psychology, he questions the excessive prestige of rational thought and offers practices to regain trust in bodily wisdom and enrich everyday life.
The full title is «Intelligence in the Flesh: Why Your Mind Needs Your Body Much More Than It Thinks». Published in 2016.
Will appeal to readers of neuroscience, psychology, and popular science.
cognitive scientist and educationalist (1947-)
