Гари Маркус - Несовершенный человек. Случайность эволюции мозга и ее последствия.

• Название: Несовершенный человек. Случайность эволюции мозга и ее последствия.
• Автор: Гари Маркус
• Издательство: Альпина нон-фикшн
• Жанр: Психология
• Год: 2011
• ISBN: 978-5-91671-085-4

Человек привык считать себя венцом творения: свои сильные стороны – нормой, а слабости – отклонением. Подход автора принципиально другой: мы изначально несовершенны; наш мозг, как и тело, в ходе эволюции формировался достаточно случайно, из «подручных материалов» природы и являет собой так называемый клудж – нелепое, неуклюжее, но удивительно эффективное решение проблемы. Понятие клуджа проливает свет на важные стороны нашей жизни и объясняет множество проблем, с которыми мы сталкиваемся. Выводы автора оптимистичны: имея должное понимание соотношения сил и слабостей человеческого ума, мы получаем возможность помочь не только себе, но и обществу.

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