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1. In Search of Memory. (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4075.In_Search_of_Memory …)
2. Phantoms in the Brain (https://www.harpercollins.com/9780688172176/phantoms-in-the-brain/ …)
3. Predictably Irrational (http://danariely.com/books/predictably-irrational/ …)
Does anyone on #sciencetwitter have other strong recommendations? cc: @curiouswavefn @razibkhan @michael_nielsen
I like Dan Dennett's review of Julian Jaynes's incredible / imaginative / probably-totally-wrong book about consciousness. Though (a) the review is a lot shorter; (b) arguably better. Easy to Google.
Richard Dawkins called it “either a staggering work of genius or utterly wrong; I’m still not sure which one”.
Both may be true. As Dennett's review points out, there's a lot of very insightful observations in the book, even if the overall thesis is utterly wrong.
Anything by Gazzaniga or VS Ramachandran . Eg “Tales from both sides of the brain” (split brain research!) and “The tell-tale brain”
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