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ISBN 10: 1612098037
ISBN 13: 9781612098036
Author: Michael Schaefer
How do we perceive our body and where is it represented in our brain? Since decades it has been known that the primary somatosensory cortex (or SI) codes the surface of our body in a topographical way. Classic studies understand this body map representation in SI as fix and reflecting the physical location of peripheral stimulation in the form of the famous somatosensory homunculus. This book reports results of recent studies that challenge this view and suggest a more complex role of SI.
Chapter 1 Introduction: Jeff's Hand
Chapter 2 Long-Term Plasticity in SI: Phantom Limbs and the Existence of the Soul
Chapter 3 Short-Term Modulations in SI: How Using a Tool Can Change Body Image and Other Examples of Top-Down Mechanisms in SI
Chapter 4 SI Represents the Perceived Rather than the Physical Image of the Body
Chapter 5 The Twofold Character of Touch: Viewing the Body Magnified
Chapter 6 Morphing the Body
Chapter 7 My Body and Your Body: SI and the Social World
Chapter 8 Dr. Strangelove and the Evil Hand
Chapter 9 Using the Dynamic Facet of the Body Image for Neurorehabilitation
Chapter 10 Conclusion: Consequences for the Image of Our Self
somatosensory illusion
somatosensory psychology
somatosensory changes
mind-body phenomenon
somatosensory awareness
Tags: Michael Schaefer, Body, Mind, Somatosensory, Cortices