Brain Architecture
Understanding the Basic Plan
Larry W. Swanson · 2012 · 368 pages
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About the book
Larry W. Swanson, a renowned neuroscientist, offers a systematic view of how the brain is structurally organized. The book maps the neural architecture, explaining how different brain regions are connected and function together to generate behavior, cognition, and experience.
Swanson uses diagrams and accessible explanations to demystify neuroanatomical complexity, making the subject understandable for non-specialists. The work provides a solid foundation for understanding how the physical structure of the brain underlies mental function, serving as a valuable reference for anyone who wants to understand the biological basis of human behavior.
Book details
| Author | Larry W. Swanson |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 2012 |
| Pages | 368 |
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