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Brain Talk: Power and Negotiation in Children’s Discourse About Self, Brain, and Behavior, by Ilina Singh

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[…] on the basis of conversations with three groups (undiagnosed, diagnosed with ADHD but medicated, or diagnosed but not medicated) Ilina Singh (2013) described how children, including those of the two latter groups, did not subordinate their I to brain-based explanations but tended to depict the role of the brain in their lives in ways that emphasized personal agency. She thus confirmed that encounters with neuroscientific discourses or technologies do not necessarily cerebralize subjectivity.

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30/06/1963Self-Knowledge and Self-Identity, by Sidney ShoemakerSelf-Knowledge and Self-Identity, by Sidney Shoemaker
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31/12/1981 (Circa)Reason, Truth, and History, by Hilary PutnamReason, Truth, and History, by Hilary Putnam
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01/04/1981The Mind’s I, edited by Daniel C. Dennett and Douglas HofstadterThe Mind’s I, edited by Daniel C. Dennett and Douglas Hofstadter
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01/01/1981 (Circa)Philosophical Explanations, by Robert NozickPhilosophical Explanations, by Robert Nozick
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01/01/2005 (Circa)The Ethical Brain, by GazzanigaThe Ethical Brain, by Gazzaniga
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22/12/2011Émergence du moi cérébral de Théodore Meynert à Antonio Damasio, by Arminjon, Ansermet, and MagistrettiÉmergence du moi cérébral de Théodore Meynert à Antonio Damasio, by Arminjon, Ansermet, and Magistretti
Chap. 1: Genealogy of the Cerebral Subject
01/09/2007Can neuroscience be integrated into the DSM-V?, by Steven HymanCan neuroscience be integrated into the DSM-V?, by Steven Hyman
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20/03/1989Quote by James D. WatsonQuote by James D. Watson
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05/08/1968Harvard Medical School landmark reportHarvard Medical School landmark report
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01/01/1701 BCE (Circa)Edwin Smith surgical papyrusEdwin Smith surgical papyrus
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01/01/1649 (Circa)Passions of the Soul, by René DescartesPassions of the Soul, by René Descartes
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01/01/351 BCE (Circa)De Anima, by AristotleDe Anima, by Aristotle
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01/01/120101/01/1599AristotelianismAristotelianism
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01/01/401 BCE (Circa)On the Sacred Disease, by HippocratesOn the Sacred Disease, by Hippocrates
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01/01/1575 (Circa)The Tryal of Wits, by Juan HuarteThe Tryal of Wits, by Juan Huarte
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01/01/1664 (Circa)The Anatomy of the Brain and Nerves, by Thomas WillisThe Anatomy of the Brain and Nerves, by Thomas Willis
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01/01/1661 (Circa)01/01/1699 (Circa)CorpuscularianismCorpuscularianism
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01/01/1694 (Circa)Essay Concerning Human Understanding, by John LockeEssay Concerning Human Understanding, by John Locke
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01/01/1760 (Circa)Analytical Essay on the Faculties of the Soul, by Charles Bonnet
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01/01/1907 (Circa)Quote by Auguste Forel
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01/01/1912 (Circa)Quote by Oskar Vogt
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01/01/1796 (Circa)01/01/1840 (Circa)PhrenologyPhrenology
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01/01/1861 (Circa)The case of Tan, studied by Paul BrocaThe case of Tan, studied by Paul Broca
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18/04/1955Albert Einstein's deathAlbert Einstein's death
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01/01/1950 (Circa)Cybernetics
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01/01/1924 (Circa)First human electroencephalogram (EEG) recordedFirst human electroencephalogram (EEG) recorded
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01/01/1990 (Circa)Neuroplasticity
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01/01/2003 (Circa)Jonathon Keats copyrights his brain
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01/01/1844 (Circa)The Duality of the Mind, by Arthur Wigan
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01/01/1874 (Circa)The Brain Power of Man: Has He Two Brains or Has He One?, by Brown-Séquard
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01/01/1900 (Circa)New Methods in Education, by James Liberty Tadd
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01/01/1903 (Circa)Foundation of the British Ambidextral Culture Society
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27/12/2006Article on Brain Calisthenics, at The New York TimesArticle on Brain Calisthenics, at The New York Times
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01/01/1828 (Circa)The Constitution of Man Considered in Relation to External Objects, by George CombeThe Constitution of Man Considered in Relation to External Objects, by George Combe
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01/01/1887 (Circa)First Book in Physiology and Hygiene, by John Harvey KelloggFirst Book in Physiology and Hygiene, by John Harvey Kellogg
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01/01/1859 (Circa)Self-Help, by Samuel SmilesSelf-Help, by Samuel Smiles
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01/01/1869 (Circa)01/01/1885 (Circa)The New Thought or Mind Cure Movement
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01/01/2002 (Circa)Foundation of the Posit Science Corporation
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01/01/1960 (Circa)Right-brain boom
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01/03/1992Smart for Life, by Michael D. Chafetz
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15/01/2001The Executive Brain, by Elkhonon GoldbergThe Executive Brain, by Elkhonon Goldberg
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