Raveling the Brain

Exploring the intersection of neuroscience and the humanities, this work highlights the valuable contributions of rhetoric to understanding the brain's relationship with the body, culture, and discourse. Jordynn Jack argues for a transdisciplinary approach, emphasizing that integrating insights from the humanities can enhance the study of neuroscience, which often overlooks these connections. This book invites readers to reconsider the complexities of the mind through a broader lens that includes cultural and rhetorical dimensions.