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Decisions, uncertainty, and the brain : the science of neuroeconomics
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Decisions, uncertainty, and the brain : the science of neuroeconomics

Author: Paul W Glimcher
Publisher: Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, ©2003.
Series: Bradford book.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Paul W Glimcher
ISBN: 0262072440 9780262072441 0262572273 9780262572279
OCLC Number: 50072554
Notes: "A Bradford book."
Description: xx, 375 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: Economics --
Behavioral Ecology --
Historical Approaches --
Rene Descartes and the Birth of Neuroscience --
Vaucanson's Duck --
Rene Descartes --
Understanding the Ancients --
The Renaissance --
Francis Bacon --
William Harvey --
Descartes's Synthesis --
Inventing the Reflex --
Enlightenment Views of Determinism in the Physical and Biological World --
Determinism in Geometrical Mathematics and Geometrical Physics --
Determinism and Behavior --
Nondeterministic Behavior --
The Birth of Analytic Mathematics: The End of Geometric World Models --
Beyond Clockworks: Analytic Models of the Determinate Brain --
Vaucanson's Duck in a Deterministic, but Analytic, World --
Charles Sherrington and the Propositional Logic of Reflexes --
Testing the Limits of Determinate Analytic Mathematics --
Charles Scott Sherrington: The Confluence of Logic and Physiology --
Sherrington's System: The Logic of the Nervous System --
Dualism --
The Godel Theorem: Finding the Limits of Determinate Mathematics --
Alan Turing and Computability --
Finding the Limits of the Sherringtonian Paradigm --
Reflexes: Empirical Fact, Philosophical Paradigm, or Both? --
The Reflex Model Is Not Adequate to Account for All Determinate Behavior. Additional Mechanisms Are Required --
Sherrington's Cat --
T. Graham Brown and Internal Rhythms --
Erik Von Holtz: Adding to Reflex Theory --
Reflexes Are Not, as Sherrington Argued, the Organizational Element for Behavior. Behavior May Be Structured Hierarchically --
Paul Weiss --
Nickolai Bernstein --
Beyond Reflexes.
Series Title: Bradford book.
Responsibility: Paul W. Glimcher.

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