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Drawing from neuroscience, physiology, immunology, systems theory, evolutionary biology, and complexity science, Chelsea M. Thacker explores the body not as a collection of isolated parts, but as an adaptive living system continuously responding to its environment.
This book gathers essays, questions, and Observatory themes around one inquiry: What must the nervous system do before identity, perception, or reality can change?
Major themes in the Observatory that gather around this inquiry.
The lived body as participant in the real
The texture of awareness itself
The self as ongoing inquiry
What is real before interpretation
Essays that orbit this inquiry.
Nothing here stands alone. Questions, notes, and neighboring regions gather around this inquiry.