Sherrington's philosophical writings--a 'zest for life'.
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Abstract
Sherrington's late writings are often described as dualistic, yet Sherrington was deeply uneasy with theories that radically separate mind and brain. His questioning, open-minded and historically-informed approach to their relationship eschews dogmatic solutions.
Medical subject headings
- Neurophysiology
- Philosophy