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	title:	Wider Than the Sky: A Revolutionary View of Consciousness (Penguin Press Science)
	author:	Gerald M. Edelman
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Books Ltd
	released:	June 30, 2005
	isbn:	0141015101
	isbn-13:	9780141015101

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Edelman knows his stuff - Rated Edelman does his absolute best to put across his understanding of consciousness in as concise a way as possible. In some ways, it's too concise and I found myself often having to reread a paragraph to take it in. Nevertheless this is a gratifying read for those interested in the relationship between neurology and consciousness and the nature of qualia. Edelman writes from a position of experience and authority, though any book on the subject of consciousness is going to be out of date almost as it goes to publication.

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Edelman knows his stuff - Rated 4/5
Edelman does his absolute best to put across his understanding of consciousness in as concise a way as possible. In some ways, it's too concise and I found myself often having to reread a paragraph to take it in. Nevertheless this is a gratifying read for those interested in the relationship between neurology and consciousness and the nature of qualia. Edelman writes from a position of experience and authority, though any book on the subject of consciousness is going to be out of date almost as it goes to publication.