Mind and Reality / Nobuyuki Kawai / Hiroaki Suzuki

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Japanese Essays and Essays : Why does something that is nothing special to one person become a special existence that shakes emotions to another person?
Why in pantomime, walls and obstacles appear to be real?
The cognitive science of "projection" answers these questions.
When we look at the world, we unconsciously project and superimpose images generated by the mind onto real beings.
The concept of "projection" that connects the mind and the real world is unraveling many mysteries surrounding the human mind.
This is a book of intellectual excitement that connects the heart with the real world.
It is a book of the latest research results that reveals the nature of the human mind.
Born in 1966 in Kyoto Prefecture.
Professor at Nagoya University.
Received the first Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award and Young Scientist Award in 2005, the same Award for Science and Technology Award in 2003, the Japanese Academy Award for Academic Encouragement and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Award in 2010.
President of the Japanese Society of Cognitive Science from 2003.
His main books include 『 : Why People Kill and Why Help Each Other 』 (kodansha Gendai Shinsho), 『 : Why Old Age is Elucidated by Cognitive Science for the Elderly 』 (Shogakukan Shinsho).