The Matter With Things: A Conversation with Iain McGilchrist and Julia Friedman
Julia Friedman with Dr Iain McGilchrist by Iain McGilchrist and Julia Friedman | A Podcast on Athenaeum Review...
Mind, Metaphysic and Meaning with Iain McGilchrist, Mark Solms and Hyman Schipper
Mind, Metaphysic and Meaning with Iain McGilchrist, Mark Solms and Hyman Schipper Running Time:...
Australasian Association of Philosophy’s 2024 Conference
Australasian Association of Philosophy’s 2024 Conference Sunday 7th July to Thursday 11th July 2024, The University of Western Australia (in-person) Held annually since 1923, the Australasian Association of Philosophy’s 2024 Conference will be held in...
Rebalancing Our Brain: The Crisis of Meaning in the Age of AI – by Todd Pringle PhD, The Dakota Review
The brain is divided down the middle, with the two hemispheres of the cerebral cortex attending to the world differently. The right hemisphere vigilantly and empathetically attends to the whole, while the left hemisphere reduces that whole into parts in order to take action in pursuit of goals.