Art and the Brain

Author:   Joseph Goguen
Publisher:   Imprint Academic
Volume:   v. 6, issue 6/7
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9780907845454


Pages:   208
Publication Date:   27 September 1999
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Joseph Goguen
Publisher:   Imprint Academic
Imprint:   Imprint Academic
Volume:   v. 6, issue 6/7
Dimensions:   Width: 17.80cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 25.40cm
Weight:   0.800kg
ISBN:  

9780907845454


ISBN 10:   0907845452
Pages:   208
Publication Date:   27 September 1999
Audience:   General/trade ,  College/higher education ,  General ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Christopher Tyler, Science, 30 July 1999 Ramachandran and Hirstein [in the lead article] present a penetrating neurological theory comprising eight universal laws of aesthetic experience ... Although these two neurologists are far from the first to respond to the challenge of explaining the human artistic experience, they bring a deeper viewpoint to bear, combining principles from perceptual psychology, evolutionary biology, neurological deficits and functional brain anatomy. Their treatment is unusual not so much in their development of perceptual rules for art, but in their use of these diverse principles to address the evolutionary meaning of beauty that may be the essence of art ... Ramachandran and Hirstein state that their goal is to foster debate on the principles underlying the artistic experience. This they undoubtedly do, as exemplified by the Commentaries. John Nash, Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 25, No.3 2000 'The six principal papers are by a range of able and even distinguished exponents of their various specialisms'


John Nash, Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 25, No.3 (2000) The six principal papers are by a range of able and even distinguished exponents of their various specialisms Christopher Tyler, Science, 30 July 1999 Ramachandran and Hirstein [in the lead article] present a penetrating neurological theory comprising eight universal laws of aesthetic experience ... Although these two neurologists are far from the first to respond to the challenge of explaining the human artistic experience, they bring a deeper viewpoint to bear, combining principles from perceptual psychology, evolutionary biology, neurological deficits and functional brain anatomy. Their treatment is unusual not so much in their development of perceptual rules for art, but in their use of these diverse principles to address the evolutionary meaning of beauty that may be the essence of art ... Ramachandran and Hirstein state that their goal is to foster debate on the principles underlying the artistic experience. This they undoubtedly do, as exemplified by the Commentaries.


Ramachandran and Hirstein [in the lead article] present a penetrating neurological theory comprising eight universal laws of aesthetic experience... Although these two neurologists are far from the first to respond to the challenge of explaining the human artistic experience, they bring a deeper viewpoint to bear, combining principles from perceptual psychology, evolutionary biology, neurological deficits and functional brain anatomy. Their treatment is unusual not so much in their development of perceptual rules for art, but in their use of these diverse principles to address the evolutionary meaning of beauty that may be the essence of art... Ramachandran and Hirstein state that their goal is to foster debate on the principles underlying the artistic experience. This they undoubtedly do, as exemplified by the Commentaries. -- Christopher Tyler Science The six principal papers are by a range of able and even distinguished exponents of their various specialisms -- John Nash , Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 25, No.3


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Joseph Goguen is professor of computer science, UCSD V.S. Ramachandran is director, Center for Brain and Cognition, UCSD Nicholas Humphrey is a senior researcher in evolutionary psychology, London School of Economics Erich Harth is professor of physics, Syracuse University

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