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On the 'dynamic brain' metaphor
Brain and Mind 1 (1):119-145 (2000)
Abstract
Dynamic systems theory offers conceptual andmathematical tools for describing the performance ofneural systems at very different levels oforganization. Three aspects of the dynamic paradigmare discussed, namely neural rhythms, neural andmental development, and macroscopic brain theories andmodels.My notes
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