The Alignment and Synchronization of Brain States Through Music
In this lecture, cognitive neuroscientist Jamshed Bharucha discusses the ways that music creates emotion and how these emotions work within human interactions and relationships.
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Explore " shulman lecture" with insightful episodes like "The Alignment and Synchronization of Brain States Through Music", "Sexual Selection and the Brain: An Origin of Evolutionary Aesthetics", "Naming Nature: A Conversation on the Nature, Use and Limitations of Biological Taxonomies" and "Paleolithic Formalism and the Emergence of Music" from podcasts like ""Humanities", "Humanities", "Humanities" and "Humanities"" and more!
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Sexual Selection and the Brain: An Origin of Evolutionary Aesthetics
In this lecture, Michael Ryan discusses the relationship between animal aesthetic preferences, sexual selection, and evolutionary biology.
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Naming Nature: A Conversation on the Nature, Use and Limitations of Biological Taxonomies
A multi-disciplinary panel of evolutionary biologists, joined by a philosopher and an artist, discuss how and why we order and describe the natural world the way that we do now and possible alternatives.
Paleolithic Formalism and the Emergence of Music
In his lecture, Gary Tomlinson discusses the complex co-evolution of human music making in relation to language, technology, and cognitive and imaginative development.