Closed abi-aryan closed 5 years ago
Should books with interesting case studies which let us learn about psychology and neuroscience be added?
Could you list a few examples maybe?
Oh, yeah I've heard good things about both of them. They can go under Fiction in Good Reads. Please make a PR.
Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40102.Blink?ac=1&from_search=true
@reshusinghhh I am not too sure if I would keep Blink in there. Gladwell has a reputation for misquoting case studies often. Something he did with his book Outliers as well and 10,000 hours to success. I only partially read Blink a couple of years ago and while his take is interesting I am afraid, it's not scientifically sound.
Let's find some others to add in there.
@abi-aryan I'm confused, why is the book "Phantoms in the Brain" by VS Ramachandran under Fiction?
As my reading of the book goes @angelagilhotra , the author of "Phantoms in the Brain" takes us through the stories of 13 of his patients - surely ain't a fiction but not a compulsory reading either - probably better placed among case studies. Thanks for noticing though and very sorry for the late response.
Classify these books into sub-categories-
What do you think are some of the most excellent reading recommendations on the subject?