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<\/a><\/p>\n“Brain and Soul. How Nervous Activity Shapes Our Inner World, “by Frith Chris<\/h3>\n
The relationship between the brain and the psyche is very subtle, close, but imperfect. From the materials of the book you will learn about how images are formed. The inner world of each person is so rich that we are not even aware of such a variety. We are used to always relying on conjectures that arise in our minds. The book will teach you how to correctly perceive and interpret images at a subconscious level.<\/p>\n
The scientific edition consists of 230 questions, and each of them has a reasoned answer. The author of the book will be able to help get rid of false speculation and prejudice, and all thanks to a connected chain of judgments and sound evidence. The questions in the book are selected such that most readers on the planet are interested. And the answers to them sound pretty witty, curious and informative.<\/p>\n Intercultural relations, psychological practice, martial arts – all this is interconnected in the scientific book by D. Matsumoto. But the author also touched upon other aspects, for example, the incompatibility of nationalities, the country's GDP and the mood of the population. Despite such topics, the book is scientific, since all theories are supported by facts.<\/p>\n An evolutionary biologist is a PhD student and teaches disciplines at the university. For a long period of time, he studied abnormalities in the development of embryos and fetuses. Interested in Siamese twins, hermaphrodites and other mutations, Leroy describes in his publication the stages of human formation, as well as stable anatomy in genetic development.<\/p>\n “I am not describing impassive scientific results, but a hot, magmatic fusion of comprehension, confusion, inquisitiveness and mystery,” the theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli says about his book. Indeed, “Seven Etudes in Physics” inspires both the sophisticated and the unprepared reader, complementing a number of the best serious popular science literature. If you fall in love, then perhaps the most beautiful of the existing physical theories?<\/p>\n Neil DeGrasse Tyson is a meme man and one of the most charming scientists of our time. His story about antimatter, the Big Bang and dark matter is easy to read and fascinating, and adorable quarks are more tender than cats. And this is no longer a joke.<\/p>\n In 1979, Douglas Adams wrote The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Could he have guessed that forty years later, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics Sergei Popov would write a “Brief Guide to Space and Time”? We are sure that a trip to the Galaxy is possible, therefore we choose the “Universe” as one of the best in its subject matter. Not for beginners in astrophysics, but for those who have already gained some experience in space walks. Pick up the “Universe” – and go!<\/p>\n Perhaps no topic in the field of science is discussed as fiercely as the topic of evolution. Although we are all participants in the evolutionary process, not everyone has a clear understanding of WHAT IS HAPPENING. To get a complete picture and be convincing in arguments with friends – it is enough to arm yourself with this scientific book.<\/p>\n Vladimir Andreevich Uspensky is a mathematician, linguist and publicist. Therefore, in “Apology of Mathematics” dry terms successfully coexist with an elegant syllable and examples from the field of philosophy – addictive no worse than an adventure novel.<\/p>\n There is only one formula on the pages of Stephen Hawking's bestseller: E = mc\u00b2. This is enough to attract a timid humanist to study the mysteries of the Universe.<\/p>\n Asya Kazantseva talks about the general principles of the human brain. Using data from such sciences as neurobiology and experimental psychology, the author argues that the brain is not only material, but also plastic. The first part of the book is devoted to the structures and functions of the main human organ.<\/p>\n Further, the author examines in detail the phenomenon of brain plasticity and explains how the experienced experience is able to rebuild its structures. In the third part, you will learn about the interaction of different parts of the brain and about altered states of consciousness. At the end of the book you will find an appendix in the form of a short course in neuroscience to make it easier to comprehend what you read.<\/p>\n The book by Asya Kazantseva, a graduate of the Faculty of Biology, will give readers a scientific look at the true causes of desires and behavior. The popular science work of a young journalist is presented in a simple and accessible language, so anyone who is interested in behavioral motives can master it.<\/p>\n This book will teach you how to analyze publicly available information. And then you will definitely understand when someone on the Internet starts spreading false information. This is a guide for those at a crossroads, providing useful advice on a number of controversial issues. Read and get a lot of knowledge necessary for any modern person.<\/p>\n A popular science paper on evolution by Richard Dawkins in 1976. In it, through the analysis of the evolutionary and behavioral processes of the entire animal world, from insects to humans, Dawkins' view on the strategies of evolution is revealed. Dawkins also draws parallels with “cultural evolution”: the development in society of ideas, technologies, religions, etc. The book can be useful not only to specialists in sociobiology, but also to everyone who is interested in the place of man in the Universe.<\/p>\n The scientific book that serves as a world bestseller is the Great Anatomy Atlas. The book is able to turn the whole world of its reader not only with deep text, but also with unique illustrations, photographs of anatomical sections, teaching diagrams and other additional materials. Thanks to the book, you can understand the functional aspects and structural features of systems and organisms<\/p>\n No less famous book in the popular science genre – “A Brief History of Almost Everything in the World.” It is worth noting that the title fully reflects the essence of the embedded text, since after reading the book the reader will discover many new things in all areas of human life. This book is a classic of popular science and a world bestseller of our time.<\/p>\n Here you can find information about subatomic particles, the Big Bang and its theories, primitiveness, lizards and so on. However, the pages of the book tell not only about the distant past, but also about more modern achievements and discoveries of science that had a global impact on the creation of modern civilization.<\/p>\n Another unique scientific textbook is Human Evolution, which is presented in two books. Here the reader will find a fascinating story about the origin of man, his first steps and methods of arrangement in reality. The books are based on research in genetics and anthropology, as well as evolutionary psychology. The book in two parts will answer a number of questions of interest to humanity. To understand the characteristics of a person, the reasons for his superiority and the existing advantages, it is enough to take reading books with the utmost seriousness, because they make you think.<\/p>\n The book in its preface has only one phrase of the author: “Each of us is able to come to a successful decision.” As you know, Jonah Lehrer is not just a talented journalist, but also an expert in psychology who has gained worldwide popularity and recognition. He is fond of not only psychology, but also neurobiology, and the book How We Make Decisions is a textbook describing the mechanisms of decision-making. Here the author explains in detail how a person makes a choice and why he chooses one or another option. The author will also talk about when and how you need to make the right choice, how to indulge your intuition and not go under the influence of others.<\/p>\n With the development of modern science and technology, a person finds more and more answers to questions that have been of interest to him since ancient times. However, there are many inexplicable things that make one think about the existence of other worlds and civilizations. The instinct says that the world is three-dimensional, in connection with which scientific hypotheses and assumptions are constantly being built. The book will consider this situation, while the author himself, the physicist Michio Kaku, emphasized that this is just a prejudice.<\/p>\n The book is devoted to the theory of hyperspace and the idea of \u200b\u200bmultidimensionality. The theory consists in combining everything that exists into one whole, a simple structure that explains everything at once. Michio Kaku explains scientific facts and achievements in simple terms, explaining the origin of the Earth, as well as talking about parallel universes and other phenomena that still seem fantastic.<\/p>\n This book is a fascinating journey through modern physics. Now science more than ever understands the structure of the universe. The quantum world and the theory of relativity, extra dimensions and superstring theory, the Kaluza-Klein hypothesis and multi-forest – all these and many other issues are discussed in the work<\/p>\n The author uses clear analogies to make complex ideas in physics and mathematics more understandable. It tears away the mysterious veil from string theory so that the world sees an 11-dimensional universe, where the fabric of space is torn and repaired, and matter is the product of vibrations of microscopic strings. The work is intended not only for scientists. It will also arouse interest among a wide range of readers.<\/p>\n It is better to read about drugs than to consume. Albert Hofmann shares his experience with LSD in his book. If you want to know about the origin of the drug, about how it was invented, you should read this work.<\/p>\n Children want to try new things, LSD is often one of their experiments. But only after light drugs, there comes a pile of “heavy” ones. This book will be useful for children as well. Having learned about experiments on animals, half of them will refuse to use LSD.<\/p>\n Here, Hofmann talks about other people's experiences, most often negative ones. Teens who are thinking about taking drugs are likely to give up their idea after reading the book.<\/p>\n All things in the world are not meant for what we think they are. How can you imagine that the eyes were not created for sight? But such an ideal “mechanism” cannot arise by itself. And yet he appeared. It was formed in small steps, changed, transformed until it became part of a person. With its help, people get to know the world by 80%.<\/p>\n The book really tells about the evolution of everything:<\/p>\n ality;<\/p>\n Read the book by Matt Ridley to understand what paths of development society has followed in order to finally arrive at what we have now.<\/p>\n Any person needs conversations – about the personal and the important, the scientific and the serious. G. Tarasevich's book is just a conversation. It raises the most thrilling topics – from the key foundations of modern civilization to the most terrifying experiments.<\/p>\n The book is really written without seriousness, even human. You will find out what is the best profession on Earth, and also look through the concise dictionary of science. Reading the book is easy and simple. But if you expect to find a serious piece, you will have to look more.<\/p>\n Do you want to know how science developed, what obstacles it overcame, what achievements actually shaped modern scientific knowledge and ideas? Then read The Brief History of Science. This is perhaps the first book to talk about serious science in such a casual and engaging way that makes you feel like you're reading an adventure novel.<\/p>\n Science is a special thing. Since ancient times, people have wondered why the sun is shining and the grass is green. Science provides answers to these questions. The book presents the development of science from ancient times to the digital era.<\/p>\n The book is based on the reports read by world famous scientists and popularizers of science on June 3, 2000 in honor of the 60th anniversary of Kip S. Thorn. They discuss fundamental issues related to the nature of space-time, including the possibility of time travel, and give predictions about future discoveries.<\/p>\n After reading this work, you will learn about what time and space are and become familiar with their intended development. In the work, the author reflects on the deformation of time and space and on the future of the world as a whole.<\/p>\n Have you ever dreamed of changing the past? The book will give you the answer to the question: can it be done and how. Read Stephen Hawking's book to find answers to your most exciting questions about the past, present and future.<\/p>\n E. coli, or E. coli, is a microorganism that we encounter almost every day, but which at the same time is one of the most important tools in biological science. Many major events in the history of biology are associated with it, from the discovery of DNA to the latest advances in genetic engineering. E. coli is the most studied living thing on Earth. Interestingly, E. coli is a social microbe. The author draws surprising and disturbing parallels between the life of E. coli and our own. He shows how this microorganism is changing almost before the eyes of researchers, revealing to their amazed gaze billions of years of evolution encoded in its genome.<\/p>\n A comprehensive picture of all processes taking place on Earth, in and around it. The publication contains: detailed maps of continents and oceans. Impressive colorful photos. Popularly expounded complex concepts. A broad overview of environmental issues. An exciting story of life on Earth. Explanatory diagrams and drawings. Reconstruction of geological processes. Terminological dictionary and alphabetical index. The Atlas will become an indispensable reference and reference book for readers of all ages.<\/p>\n The book of the famous popularizer of science, Professor Robert Hazen, introduces us to a fundamentally new approach to the study of the Earth, in which the history of the origin and development of life on our planet and the history of the formation of minerals are intertwined. An excellent storyteller, Hazen captivates the reader from the first lines with a dynamic narration about the joint and interdependent development of animate and inanimate nature. Together with the author, the reader takes a breathless journey through billions of years: the emergence of the Universe, the appearance of the first chemical elements, stars, the solar system, and, finally, the formation and detailed history of the Earth. The movement of entire continents through thousands of kilometers, the rise and fall of huge mountain ranges,<\/p>\n This book is a first-person account of one of the most significant discoveries of the 21st century: a new species of Homo naledi for the human “family tree”. Together with the authors, you will enter the very heart of the Cradle of Humanity to discover incredible finds hidden deep underground, and add a new page to the mysterious history of the emergence of modern man.<\/p>\n The book defends the evolutionary view of the world and debunks the myths that exist around Darwinian theory. The author's wit and broad erudition allow him to easily operate with examples from a wide variety of areas – from computer programming to Shakespeare, and this probably also played a role in the fact that the book has remained a bestseller for almost three decades.<\/p>\n In his book, Jordan Ellenberg shows how narrow this view is: mathematics is not abstract ideas, far from real life. Mathematics permeates everything that surrounds us, and allows us to look beyond the chaotic and chaotic surface of our world, to see the structures hidden behind it.<\/p>\n James Trefil, professor of physics at George Mason University (USA) and one of the most famous popularizers of science in the West. Author of over 30 popular science books. “200 Laws of the Universe” is the most modern scientific encyclopedia in the world.<\/p>\n All laws known to science are described here in a simpler language for understanding from an ordinary person. The atomic theory of the structure of matter and string theory, the nature of matter and the anthropic principle, the big bang theory and Gaia's hypothesis – you will learn about this and much more by reading the work of James Trefil.<\/p>\n This is a very successful book on game theory. It contains many examples of how game theory works every day, even if we are not aware of it. The book will help you better understand how decisions are made in situations of competition or cooperation. Since we are still participating in the “game”, we better know its rules.<\/p>\n This book revolutionizes the understanding of emotion, mind and brain. An exciting journey awaits the reader along the amazing pathways that the brain uses to create emotional life. He will learn to look at emotions, his relationships with people and ultimately at himself in a new way.<\/p>\n You think that emotions are given to a person from birth, but this is not so. You create them yourself, relying on the environment and culture in which the person's personality becomes. By understanding the nature of your emotions, you will learn how to manage them, which is absolutely necessary in the modern world.<\/p>\n The book is based on the Tenner lectures given in 1995 by the famous English astrophysicist Roger Penrose, and the controversy caused by them with the equally famous English scientists Abner Shimony, Nancy Cartwright and Stephen Hawking. The range of problems discussed includes the paradoxes of quantum mechanics, astrophysics, the theory of knowledge, artistic perception.<\/p>\n This edition is a worldwide bestseller. The reader is offered: unique photographs of anatomical sections that accurately convey the color and structural features of the structure of organs; teaching diagrams that complement and explain gorgeous anatomical section color photographs; didactic material covering the functional aspects of the structure of organs and systems; the principle of studying slices “from external to internal”, when pairing in the laboratory and in clinical work; introduction dedicated to the description of modern methods of visualization of the structural features of organs and body systems. For the convenience of a professional reader, the names of organs and systems are given in Russian and Latin.<\/p>\n Should you think about the amazing relationships that exist in the universe? Is it possible to sincerely admire scientific discoveries? The answer is yes and yes. Theoretical physicist Lisa Randall has blended cosmology, astrophysics, geology and even biology into an effervescent literary cocktail, showing how extraordinary the processes that affect our past and future are.<\/p>\n If you take current research in anthropology, add to them the latest advances in genetics, you get an exhaustive and accurate work of the scientific journalist Nicholas Wade. Under the cover there are 12 chapters dedicated to the life of an ancient man. Genesis, language, race, society … All together – a fascinating journey 5 million years ago.<\/p>\n 41 What feelings do memories of math lessons usually evoke? If from negative to very negative, this is the place for you. The author of this book is sure that the study of mathematics gives a deep understanding of the secrets of the Universe and ourselves, which means that it reminds of the greatness of man, his essence of the creator. No one has ever spoken about such a precise and unyielding science with such trepidation – and this is a great excuse to face mathematics again.<\/p>\n Sources used and useful links on the topic: https:\/\/pix-feed.com\/luchshie-nauchnye-knigi\/<\/a> https:\/\/www.respublica.ru\/lists\/r-rekomenduet-non-fiction<\/a> https:\/\/SergeySmirnovBlog.ru \/poleznie-servisi\/nauchno-populyarnye-knigi.html<\/a> https:\/\/ratatum.com\/top-10-luchshih-nauchnyh-knig\/<\/a> https:\/\/1timer.ru\/science\/nauchpop\/<\/a> https:\/\/fishki.net\/ 1488991-10-nauchnyh-knig-kotorye-dolzhen-prochitat-kazhdyj.html<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nThe Book of Common Misconceptions by Stephen Fry<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nScientific volume of knowledge: “Man, culture, psychology. Amazing mysteries, research and discoveries, “by David Matsumoto<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nUnusual scientific book “Mutants”, by Armand Marie Leroy<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nSeven Etudes in Physics<\/h4>\n
Astrophysics with cosmic speed, or the Great mysteries of the Universe for those who have no time<\/h4>\n
Universe. A short guide to space and time: from the solar system to the most distant galaxies and from the Big Bang to the future of the universe<\/h4>\n
Evolution. Irrefutable evidence<\/h4>\n
Apology of mathematics<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nA brief history of time<\/h4>\n
“The brain is material”, Asya Kazantseva<\/h2>\n
“Who would have thought! How the brain makes us do stupid things “, Asya Kazantseva<\/h3>\n
“Someone on the Internet is wrong! Scientific research of controversial issues “, Asya Kazantseva<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nElke Lutyen-Drekoll, Chihiro Yokochi and Johannes V. Roen “Great Atlas of Anatomy”<\/h3>\n
Bill Bryson “A Brief History of Almost Everything”<\/h3>\n
Alexander Markov “Human Evolution”<\/h3>\n
Jonah Lehrer How We Make Decisions<\/h3>\n
Michio Kaku “Hyperspace. A scientific odyssey through parallel worlds, holes in time and the tenth dimension “<\/h3>\n
Elegant Universe. Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory – Brian Greene<\/h2>\n
LSD, My Problem Child – Albert Hofmann<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe Evolution of Everything – Matt Ridley<\/h3>\n
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About science without animal seriousness – Grigory Tarasevich<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nA Brief History of Science – William Bynum<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe Future of Space Time – Stephen Hawking<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“Microcosm. E. coli and the New Life Science “. Karl Zimmer.<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“Land. Illustrated Atlas “. Michael Allaby.<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“History of the Earth. From stardust to a living planet. The first 4,500,000,000 years. ” Robert Hazen.<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“Almost human. How the discovery of Homo naledi changed our history “, John Hawkes, Lee Berger<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“Blind watchmaker. How Evolution Proves There Is No Design In The Universe “, Richard Dawkins<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nHow not to be wrong. The Power of Mathematical Thinking, Jordan Ellenberg<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n200 Laws of the Universe – James Trefil<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nGame Theory – Avinash Dixit and Barry Neilbuff<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nHow emotions are born – Lisa Barrett<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“Big, small and human mind.” Stephen Hawking, Roger Penrose, Abner Shimoney, Nancy Cartwright.<\/h4>\n
\u00a0<\/p>\n“Large atlas of anatomy.” Yoganes V. Roen, Chihiro Yokochi, Elke Lutyen – Drekoll.<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDark matter and dinosaurs. The amazing interconnection of events in the universe<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAt the dawn of humanity. The unknown history of our ancestors<\/h3>\n
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