What Should We Do with Our Brain? (Perspectives in Continental Philosophy)
In What Should We Do with Our Brain?, Catherine Malabou considers the philosophical meaning of the brain and the questions it raises about thought, agency, and human experience. This volume in Perspectives in Continental Philosophy offers an accessible point of entry into contemporary continental reflections on neuroscience and the mind.
About This Book
What Should We Do with Our Brain? is a work by Catherine Malabou in the field of continental philosophy.
The book takes the brain as its central subject and considers the broader philosophical questions raised by contemporary understandings of neural life.
Its title frames the discussion as an open inquiry into how we might understand, interpret, and respond to what the brain means for human thought and experience.
Part of the Perspectives in Continental Philosophy series, this volume is suited to readers interested in philosophy, neuroscience, and questions about the mind.
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