Sentire e conoscere. Storia delle menti coscienti

His work bridges neuroscience and philosophy, but I'm curious about the specific experiences or ideas that sparked this focus. How did he decide to explore this intersection?

The concepts are fascinating but can get quite technical. I wonder if the book manages to make complex ideas approachable for general readers or if it’s more suited for specialists.

The way concepts are layered and built upon each other felt deliberate. I wonder if the organization was planned to mirror the flow of consciousness or evolved during writing.