"A survey of the human hand from an evolutionary biology and cognitive neuroscience perspective. Argues that the "invisible hand" of the nervous system is what makes the human hand such an evolutionary success"--
"A survey of the human hand from an evolutionary biology and cognitive neuroscience perspective. Argues that the "invisible hand" of the nervous system is what makes the human hand such an evolutionary success"--
Matthew R. Longo is Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at Birkbeck, University of London, where he directs the Body Representation Laboratory.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: The Visible and Invisible Hands Acknowledgments List of Acronyms Used 1 The Visible Hand 2 The Sensing Hand 3 The Moving Hand 4 The Acting Hand 5 The Exploring Hand 6 The Embodied Hand 7 The Hand in Space 8 The Expert Hand 9 The Diseased Hand 10 The Extended Hand 11 The Evolving Hand 12 The Developing Hand 13 The Bilateral Hand 14 The Dominant and Non-Dominant Hands 15 The Communicating Hand Epilogue: The Future of the Invisible Hand Notes References Index
Preface: The Visible and Invisible Hands Acknowledgments List of Acronyms Used 1 The Visible Hand 2 The Sensing Hand 3 The Moving Hand 4 The Acting Hand 5 The Exploring Hand 6 The Embodied Hand 7 The Hand in Space 8 The Expert Hand 9 The Diseased Hand 10 The Extended Hand 11 The Evolving Hand 12 The Developing Hand 13 The Bilateral Hand 14 The Dominant and Non-Dominant Hands 15 The Communicating Hand Epilogue: The Future of the Invisible Hand Notes References Index
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