The Right Mind Making Sense of the Hemispheres
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Harcourt
- Publish date: 09/01/1998
Description:
Robert Ornstein, whose bestselling Psychology of Consciousness sparked a quarter century of debate and sold over two million copies, shows -- in this concise and brilliant book -- that the relationship between fight and left is a universal phenomenon: turn one molecule in a lemon to the left and you end up with an orange, animals favor one paw over the other, human speech and birds singing both arise from the left hemisphere.
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The right hemisphere has been historically downplayed, even called subhuman and dangerous. But more recently, popularizers have associated the fight brain with intuition and creativity. In fact, Ornstein argues, the mysterious and misunderstood right brain sets the context, provides the direction, and makes sense of it all.
A brilliant and illuminating work of an important thinker at the top of his game, The Right Mind is short but rich in its detail, lighthearted but profound in its conclusions.
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