“Thinking about one’s body: when the brain simplifies complexity.” Interview with Alain Berthoz
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2023.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : How is the body integrated? Studies in neuroscience and neurophysiology are now revealing the brain circuits that enable us to move from the body to our thoughts. These highly complex, multi-faceted phenomena are achieved through “simplexity”, which also incorporates inhibition and forgetting. The unification of body and brain contributes to identity. It plays a role in intersubjectivity through empathy and sympathy. Research and various neurophysiological experiments confirm these descriptions and provide a better understanding of psychomotor disorders.
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How is the body integrated? Studies in neuroscience and neurophysiology are now revealing the brain circuits that enable us to move from the body to our thoughts. These highly complex, multi-faceted phenomena are achieved through “simplexity”, which also incorporates inhibition and forgetting. The unification of body and brain contributes to identity. It plays a role in intersubjectivity through empathy and sympathy. Research and various neurophysiological experiments confirm these descriptions and provide a better understanding of psychomotor disorders.
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