Nature's Mind: The Biological Roots of Thinking, Emotions, Sexuality, Language, and Intelligence

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Summary: clinical psychologist
Review: Gazzaniga presents a fine example of two behavioral principles:
1. The Peter principle. Gazzaniga over-extends way beyond his range of expertise, using a narrow and outmoded cognitive focus to try to explain just about all of the mind and human psychological functioning.

2. "Once you're well-known you can get anything published." The book is padded and says very little -- just about nothing -- that he hasn't hashed and rehashed before.