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Plastic Reason: An Anthropology of Brain Science in Embryogenetic Terms
Author: Tobias Rees
Year: March 1, 2016
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Language: English



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Plastic Reason: An Anthropology of Brain Science in Embryogenetic Terms In the twentieth century, the conventional understanding among neuronal researchers was that the adult human brain was a fixed and immutable cellular structure, devoid of any developmental potential. However, a small group of Parisian neurobiologists challenged this rigid conception of the central nervous system by demonstrating that the brain continues to develop and change even in adulthood. This revolutionary idea, known as "plastic reason posits that the adult brain is capable of reorganizing and adapting throughout life, much like an embryo in its early stages of development. The book "Plastic Reason" tells the story of these researchers' efforts to overturn this long-held belief, and the significant implications their findings had on our understanding of the human brain. Through years of fieldwork and historical research, the author provides a detailed account of the highly contested effort to consider the adult brain in embryogenetic terms. The book delves into the turmoil that this disruption brought about, and the emergence of new possibilities for thinking and knowing. The Plot The book begins with an introduction to the traditional view of the adult brain as a fixed and unchanging entity, and how this perspective limited our understanding of the human mind.
Plastic Reason: An Anthropology of Brain Science in Embryogenetic Terms В двадцатом веке среди исследователей нейронов сложилось общепринятое понимание того, что мозг взрослого человека представляет собой фиксированную и неизменяемую клеточную структуру, лишенную какого-либо потенциала развития. Однако небольшая группа парижских нейробиологов оспорила это жесткое представление о центральной нервной системе, продемонстрировав, что мозг продолжает развиваться и меняться даже в зрелом возрасте. Эта революционная идея, известная как «пластиковая причина», утверждает, что мозг взрослого человека способен реорганизовываться и адаптироваться на протяжении всей жизни, подобно эмбриону на ранних стадиях развития. Книга «Plastic Reason» рассказывает об усилиях этих исследователей по отмене этой давней веры и о значительных последствиях, которые их выводы оказали на наше понимание человеческого мозга. Благодаря многолетним полевым работам и историческим исследованиям автор предоставляет подробный отчет о весьма оспариваемых усилиях по рассмотрению мозга взрослого человека в эмбриогенетических терминах. Книга углубляется в суматоху, которую вызвал этот срыв, и появление новых возможностей для мышления и познания. Сюжет Книга начинается с введения в традиционный взгляд на мозг взрослого человека как на фиксированную и неизменную сущность, и как эта перспектива ограничивала наше понимание человеческого разума.
Plastic Reason : An Anthropology of Brain Science in Embryogenetic Terms Au XXe siècle, les chercheurs neuronaux ont compris que le cerveau d'un adulte est une structure cellulaire fixe et immuable dépourvue de tout potentiel de développement. Cependant, un petit groupe de neuroscientifiques parisiens a contesté cette idée rigide du système nerveux central, démontrant que le cerveau continue de se développer et de changer, même à l'âge adulte. Cette idée révolutionnaire, connue sous le nom de « cause plastique », affirme que le cerveau d'un adulte est capable de se réorganiser et de s'adapter tout au long de sa vie, comme un embryon aux premiers stades du développement. livre « Plastic Reason » décrit les efforts de ces chercheurs pour abolir cette croyance de longue date et les conséquences importantes que leurs conclusions ont eu sur notre compréhension du cerveau humain. Grâce à des années de travail sur le terrain et de recherches historiques, l'auteur fournit un compte rendu détaillé des efforts très contestés pour examiner le cerveau d'un adulte en termes embryogénétiques. livre s'enfonce dans la confusion que cette perturbation a causée et l'émergence de nouvelles possibilités de réflexion et de connaissance. L'histoire livre commence par une introduction à la vision traditionnelle du cerveau d'un adulte comme une entité fixe et immuable, et comment cette perspective a limité notre compréhension de l'esprit humain.
Plastic Reason: An Anthropology of Brain Science in Embryogenetic Terms En el siglo XX, los investigadores neuronales se dieron cuenta de que el cerebro de un adulto era una estructura celular fija e inmutable, carente de cualquier potencial de desarrollo. n embargo, un pequeño grupo de neurocientíficos parisinos desafió esta dura idea del sistema nervioso central, demostrando que el cerebro continúa desarrollándose y cambiando incluso en la edad adulta. Esta idea revolucionaria, conocida como «causa plástica», sostiene que el cerebro de un adulto es capaz de reorganizarse y adaptarse a lo largo de su vida, como un embrión en las primeras etapas del desarrollo. libro «Plastic Reason» habla sobre los esfuerzos de estos investigadores para deshacer esta creencia de larga data y sobre las implicaciones significativas que sus hallazgos han tenido en nuestra comprensión del cerebro humano. A través de muchos de trabajo de campo y estudios históricos, el autor proporciona un relato detallado de los muy cuestionados esfuerzos por considerar el cerebro de un adulto en términos embriogenéticos. libro profundiza en la confusión que ha causado esta ruptura y en la aparición de nuevas oportunidades para pensar y conocer. La trama libro comienza con la introducción en la visión tradicional del cerebro del adulto como una entidad fija e inmutable, y cómo esta perspectiva limitaba nuestra comprensión de la mente humana.
Plastic Reason: An Anthropology of Brain Science in Embryogenetic Terms Im zwanzigsten Jahrhundert entwickelte sich unter Neuronenforschern die konventionelle Erkenntnis, dass das Gehirn eines Erwachsenen eine feste und unveränderliche Zellstruktur ohne Entwicklungspotenzial ist. Eine kleine Gruppe von Pariser Neurowissenschaftlern hat jedoch diese starre Vorstellung vom zentralen Nervensystem in Frage gestellt und gezeigt, dass sich das Gehirn auch im Erwachsenenalter weiter entwickelt und verändert. Diese revolutionäre Idee, die als „Plastikursache“ bekannt ist, behauptet, dass das Gehirn eines Erwachsenen in der Lage ist, sich während des gesamten bens zu reorganisieren und anzupassen, ähnlich wie ein Embryo in einem frühen Entwicklungsstadium. Das Buch Plastic Reason erzählt von den Bemühungen dieser Forscher, diesen langjährigen Glauben abzuschaffen, und von den erheblichen Auswirkungen, die ihre Ergebnisse auf unser Verständnis des menschlichen Gehirns hatten. Durch jahrelange Feldarbeit und historische Forschung liefert der Autor einen detaillierten Bericht über die höchst umstrittenen Bemühungen, das erwachsene Gehirn embryogenetisch zu betrachten. Das Buch vertieft sich in die Wirren, die dieser Zusammenbruch verursacht hat, und die Entstehung neuer Denk- und Erkenntnismöglichkeiten. Das Buch beginnt mit einer Einführung in die traditionelle chtweise des Gehirns eines Erwachsenen als einer festen und unveränderlichen Einheit, und wie diese Perspektive unser Verständnis des menschlichen Geistes einschränkte.
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Plastik Neden: Embriyogenetik Terimlerle Beyin Biliminin Antropolojisi Yirminci yüzyılda, nöronal araştırmacılar arasında, yetişkin beyninin herhangi bir gelişimsel potansiyelden yoksun, sabit ve değiştirilemez bir hücresel yapı olduğu konusunda genel kabul görmüş bir anlayış vardı. Bununla birlikte, Parisli nörobilimcilerden oluşan küçük bir grup, merkezi sinir sisteminin bu katı fikrine meydan okudu ve beynin yetişkinlikte bile gelişmeye ve değişmeye devam ettiğini gösterdi. "Plastik neden'olarak bilinen bu devrimci fikir, yetişkin beyninin, gelişimin ilk aşamalarındaki bir embriyoya benzer şekilde, yaşam boyunca yeniden organize olabileceğini ve adapte olabileceğini varsaymaktadır. "Plastik Akıl" kitabı, bu araştırmacıların bu uzun süredir devam eden inancı geri alma çabalarını ve bulgularının insan beynini anlamamız üzerindeki önemli etkilerini anlatıyor. Yıllarca süren saha çalışması ve tarihsel araştırmalar sayesinde yazar, yetişkin beynini embriyogenetik terimlerle görmek için oldukça tartışmalı bir çabanın ayrıntılı bir açıklamasını sunar. Kitap, bu çöküşün neden olduğu kargaşayı ve düşünme ve bilme için yeni olasılıkların ortaya çıkmasını ele alıyor. Kitap, yetişkin beyninin sabit ve değişmeyen bir varlık olarak geleneksel görüşüne ve bu bakış açısının insan zihni anlayışımızı nasıl sınırlandırdığına bir giriş ile başlar.
سبب بلاستيكي: أنثروبولوجيا علوم الدماغ بالمصطلحات الجنينية في القرن العشرين، كان هناك فهم مقبول بشكل عام بين باحثي الخلايا العصبية بأن الدماغ البالغ هو بنية خلوية ثابتة وغير قابلة للتغيير وخالية من أي إمكانات تنموية. ومع ذلك، تحدت مجموعة صغيرة من علماء الأعصاب الباريسيين هذه الفكرة الصارمة للجهاز العصبي المركزي، مما يدل على أن الدماغ يستمر في التطور والتغير حتى مرحلة البلوغ. تفترض هذه الفكرة الثورية، المعروفة باسم «السبب البلاستيكي»، أن الدماغ البالغ قادر على إعادة التنظيم والتكيف طوال الحياة، على غرار الجنين في المراحل الأولى من النمو. يؤرخ كتاب «سبب بلاستيكي» جهود هؤلاء الباحثين للتراجع عن هذا الاعتقاد الراسخ والتأثيرات الكبيرة التي أحدثتها نتائجهم على فهمنا للدماغ البشري. من خلال سنوات من العمل الميداني والبحث التاريخي، يقدم المؤلف سردًا مفصلاً لجهود متنازع عليها للغاية لمشاهدة دماغ البالغين من منظور الجنين. يتعمق الكتاب في الاضطرابات التي سببها هذا الانهيار وظهور إمكانيات جديدة للتفكير والمعرفة. Plot يبدأ الكتاب بمقدمة عن النظرة التقليدية للدماغ البالغ ككيان ثابت وغير متغير، وكيف حد هذا المنظور من فهمنا للعقل البشري.

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