РАЗДВОЕНИЕ ЛИЧНОСТИ: ДОКТОР, А ГДЕ ДРУГОЙ ДЭВИД? 6 страница

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РИСУНКИ ПРЕДОСТАВЛЕНЫ ВВЕДЕНИЕ

Рис. B.l B.C. Рамачандран Рис. В.2 B.C. Рамачандран

Рис. В.З Из: Brain, Mind, and Behavior, Second Edition, by Floyd Bloom and Arlyne Laserson

ГЛАВА 1

Рис. 1.1 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 1.2 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 1.3 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 1.4 B.C. Рамачандран

ГЛАВА 2

Рис. 2.1 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 2.2 Al Seckel (с разрешения)

Рис. 2.3 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 2.4 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 2.5 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 2.6 David Van Essen (с разрешения)

Рис. 2.7 Из: Richard Gregory, The Intelligent Eye (1979), (фотограф: Ronald С. James, с разрешения)

РИС. 2.8 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН

Рис. 2.9 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 2.10 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН Рис. 2.11 Glyn Humphreys (с разрешения)

ГЛАВА 3

Рис. 3.1 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН РИС. 3.2 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН Рис. 3.3 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН Рис. 3.4 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН Рис. 3.5 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН Рис. 3.6 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН РИС. 3.7 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН

Рис. 3.8 Из: Francis Galton, «Visualised Numerals»,

Journal of the Antropological Institute, 10(1881) 85-102

ГЛАВА 4

Рис. 4.1 Giuseppe di Pellegrino (с разрешения)

РИС. 4.2 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН ГЛАВА 6

Рис. 6.1 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН РИС. 6.2 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН ГЛАВА 7

Рис. 7.1 Из: Animal Architecture by Karl Frisch and Otto von Frisch, illustrations copyright © 1974 by Tudor Holldober. Воспроизведено

С РАЗРЕШЕНИЯ HARCOURT, INC.

Рис. 7.2 Armita Chatterjee (с разрешения)

Рис. 7.3 Reunion des Musees Nationaux/Art Resource, NY

Рис. 7.4 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН

Рис. 7.5 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН

Рис. 7.6 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН

Рис. 7.7 Rosemania for Wikicommons

Рис. 7.8 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН

ГЛАВА 8

Рис. 8.1 Из: Nadia: A Cse of Extraordinary Drawing Ability in an Autistic Child (1978) by Lorna Selfe Рис. 8.2 B.C. Рамачандран

Рис. 8.3 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН Рис. 8.4 B.C. РАМАЧАНДРАН Рис. 8.5 © The Metropolitan Museum of Art/

Art Resourse, NY

ГЛАВА 9

Рис. 9.1 B.C. Рамачандран Рис. 9.2 B.C. Рамачандран

ОБ АВТОРЕ

Вилейанур С. Рамачандран является директором Центра исследования мозга и познавательных способностей, профессором психологического факультета и программы нейробиологии Калифорнийского университета, Сан-Диего, а также адъюнкт-профессором биологии в институте Солка.

Рамачандран получил медицинское образование и впоследствии степень доктора наук в Тринити-колледже в Кембридже. Его ранняя работа была посвящена зрительному восприятию, однако он более известен своими экспериментами в области поведенческой неврологии, которые, несмотря на свою крайнюю простоту, весьма сильно повлияли на наши представления о мозге. Ричард Докинз назвал его «Марко Поло современности», а нобелевский лауреат Эрик Р. Кендел «современным Полем Брока».

В 2005 году Рамачандран был награжден медалью Генри Дейла и избран пожизненным почетным членом Королевского института Великобритании. Другие его награды включают в себя членство в колледже Всех Святых, две почетные докторские степени, ежегодную премию Рамона- и-Кахаля Международной психоневрологической ассоциации и медаль Аренса Капперса Нидерландской Королевской академии наук. В 2003 году он прочел годичный цикл рейтовских лекций на Би-би-си, первый цикл которых был прочтен в 1949 году Бертраном Расселом. В 1995 году он прочел цикл из 10 лекций, посвященных работе мозга, на праздновании 25летней годовщины Общества нейробиологии. Совсем недавно президент Индии присудил ему третью высшую гражданскую награду страны Падма Бхушан.

Получившая широкое признание книга Рамачандрана Phantoms in the Brain послужила основой для двухсерийного фильма на канале PBS. Он появлялся в «Шоу Чарли Роуза», a Newsweek включила его имя в «Клуб века» список из ста наиболее значимых людей прошедшего столетия, достойных внимания.

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[1] С тех пор я выяснил, что время от времени этот факт всплывал, но по неизвестным

причинам так и не был включен в основные исследования по вопросам раковых заболеваний. См., например, Havas (1990), Kolmel et al. (1991) или Tanget al. (1991).

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