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Wiley Critical Neuroscience - Social and Cultural Handbook

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Critical Neuroscience: A Handbook of the Social and Cultural Contexts of Neuroscience offers a deep look into the connection between brain science and society. Published by Wiley, this text brings together multi-disciplinary scholars from across the globe to examine the historical, philosophical, and social studies that shape our understanding of the brain. This handbook explores the socio-cultural implications of recent advances in the field of neuroscience. By using an interdisciplinary approach, it bridges the gap between experimental neuroscience and social studies. It provides a platform for dialogue between neuroscience and the social sciences and humanities, helping readers understand how scientific progress affects and is affected by the world around us.

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Global scholarly perspectives from multi-disciplinary researchers around the world.

Detailed analysis of the social, historical, and philosophical studies of neuroscience.

Exploration of the socio-cultural implications resulting from recent scientific advances.

Interdisciplinary approach that connects experimental neuroscience with social studies.

Facilitates dialogue between neuroscience and the social sciences and humanities.

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