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The double helix of the mind
This volume is firstly notable for its rejection of the “split-brain” theory concerning the cerebrum's hemispheres as fundamentally flawed. As an alternative, Gooch continues to develop his view that it is the cerebellum-- at the rear of our heads--which is responsible for dreaming, trance states, creativity, paranormal experiences, and much more.
250 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1980
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