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Neuroscience and Media
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Chapter 1: Neuromediation: An Ecological Model of Mediated Communication
Chapter 2: Nurturing the Developing Brains of Digital Natives
Chapter 3: Neurobiology of Teen Brain Development and the Digital Age
Chapter 4: Neural Correlates of the Multisensory Film Experience
Chapter 5: The Reverberatory Narrative: Toward Story as a Multisensory Network
Chapter 6: Embodied Protonarratives Embedded in Systems of Contexts: A Neurocinematic Approach
Chapter 7: Seeing In, and Out, to the Extended Mind through an EEG Analysis of Page and Screen Reading
Chapter 8: On the Origins of Propaganda: Bio-Cultural and Evolutionary Perspectives on Social Cohesion
Chapter 9: Mind Control in Hollywood
Chapter 10: “My Brain Made Me Do It!” Neuroscience, Criminal Justice, and Media
Chapter 11: The Golden Voice of Neuroscience: Fact Finding in Western Buddhist Media
Chapter 12: Mindful Media: Representations of the Effects of Mindfulness on the Brain in YouTube Videos
Chapter 13: Selling the Brain
Chapter 13.1: Brain and Creativity in Advertising
Chapter 13.2: Brain Hemisphere Specialization
Chapter 13.3: Brain as Reason in Advertising
Chapter 13.4: Brain-shaped Advertising
Chapter 13.5: Other Ways Neuroscience is Portrayed
Chapter 14: Braining Your Life and Living Your Brain: The Cyborg Gaze and Brain-Images

It’s All about the Brain

Contributors Jennifer Sneider and Marisa Silveri are participating in McLean Hospital’s event It’s All about the Brain March 18 & 19, 2016. Details here.

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Neuroscience and Media: New Understandings and Representations

Neuroscience and Media: New Understandings and Representations

Neuroscience and Media
About
Chapter 1: Neuromediation: An Ecological Model of Mediated Communication
Chapter 2: Nurturing the Developing Brains of Digital Natives
Chapter 3: Neurobiology of Teen Brain Development and the Digital Age
Chapter 4: Neural Correlates of the Multisensory Film Experience
Chapter 5: The Reverberatory Narrative: Toward Story as a Multisensory Network
Chapter 6: Embodied Protonarratives Embedded in Systems of Contexts: A Neurocinematic Approach
Chapter 7: Seeing In, and Out, to the Extended Mind through an EEG Analysis of Page and Screen Reading
Chapter 8: On the Origins of Propaganda: Bio-Cultural and Evolutionary Perspectives on Social Cohesion
Chapter 9: Mind Control in Hollywood
Chapter 10: “My Brain Made Me Do It!” Neuroscience, Criminal Justice, and Media
Chapter 11: The Golden Voice of Neuroscience: Fact Finding in Western Buddhist Media
Chapter 12: Mindful Media: Representations of the Effects of Mindfulness on the Brain in YouTube Videos
Chapter 13: Selling the Brain
Chapter 13.1: Brain and Creativity in Advertising
Chapter 13.2: Brain Hemisphere Specialization
Chapter 13.3: Brain as Reason in Advertising
Chapter 13.4: Brain-shaped Advertising
Chapter 13.5: Other Ways Neuroscience is Portrayed
Chapter 14: Braining Your Life and Living Your Brain: The Cyborg Gaze and Brain-Images

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