CHANGING MIND

This book applies complexity theory to cognitive science, and the result is a transformation of this field. It proposes a biophysical theory of human relations, attempting to expand all its implications (for research and theory). It presents the potential clinical applications of this theory in neuroscience and clinical psychology — a general theory of mind change.

Contents:

E-Mergence
Semiosis
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Couplings
Co-Evolution
Change

Readership: Undergraduates, graduate students and researchers in psychology, psychiatry, neurology and nonlinear science.

“… this is an intriguing book that may attract many readers … Written in a quite alert style, the book is enjoyable as a reading … This volume is recommended to researchers in various human-related sciences, like philosophy, sociology, psychology, literature, medicine, or artificial intelligence. Moreover, any doctoral student in any human-related science may find the reading of this volume worthwhile.”

Fuzzy Systems & A.I.

“I recommend the book as an interesting read and review for those interested in consciousness and the brain …”

Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology, and Life Sciences

224pp		Pub. date: Sep 2002
ISBN: 978-981-238-027-2 981-238-027-2		US$55 / £40

224pp		Pub. date: Sep 2002
ISBN: 978-981-277-728-7(ebook) 981-277-728-8(ebook)		US$72 / £N/A

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