Divided Brain News Today

Why the latest research represents a decontextualized understanding of the symptoms associated with schizophrenia, and their causes.

Letters:<strong> Janet Dubé</strong>, <strong>Hazel Davies </strong>and <strong>Peter Emerson </strong>respond to a piece by George Monbiot on the psychology of voters’ support

Discover Dr. Iain McGilchrist's insights on The Divided Brain, Humanities & AI, with a focus on Bloody Sunday's history and impactful events at NDSU and University of Mary.

A look at what Covid-19 revealed was wrong about science (or more accurately, "the science", and what might be done.

Readers letters

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John Seel Jr.'s book, The New Copernicans, is the worst book I have ever read. He puts forth a dubious premise. In support of which he provides no data to back it up, nor any anecdotes which illustrate it actually occurring. To the extent there is anything backing it up, it's provided by extensive misrepresentation of other books.

"A way of thinking which is reductive, mechanistic has taken us over," says Iain McGilchrist. "We behave like people who have right hemisphere damage."

The brain is divided because mammals must do two things simultaneously: find something to eat while ensuring they aren’t eaten themselves.

The author of His Dark Materials on the life lessons in George Eliot’s masterpiece, ditching Lawrence Durrell and being wowed by Ginsberg