Julian Barnes opens Changing My Mind, his brisk new book about our unruly intellects, with a quote famously attributed to the ...

Without them, it would be easier to change our minds—but impossible to know when we’re right. Illustration by The Atlantic* It’s Hard to Change Your Mind. A New Book Asks If You Should Even Try.

Our mind/brain is "a kind of constantly running ... is), but Clark makes a strong case in a very accessible and engaging book, bringing together a number of recent trends in the sciences of ...

We can’t read people’s minds, but we can do the next best ... and certain key questions recur throughout the book. How does ...

and offers practices to foster deeper meaning and reveal the interdependence of our well-being. “Flourishing Kin is intended to be a book held within the heart, body, mind, and Spirit,” she writes.

Both the book and the notion of the shadow are inspired by Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung, whose view of the mind was that our conscious selves —our egos — are but a sliver of who we are ...

Scientists pursuing theories of mind were inclined toward pharmaceutical ... Make sure to subscribe to our Book Club newsletter, where Ron Charles guides you through the literary news of the ...

Your book describes how technologies that collect ... projects to link human brains to computers, whether to read our minds, communicate, or supercharge our brainpower. Antonio Regalado spoke ...