How history gets things wrong : the neuroscience of our addiction to stories / Alex Rosenberg.
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TextPublication details: Cambridge, Mass. : The MIT Press, 2019.Description: 289 p., [8] p. of plates : ill. (some col.), mapsISBN: - 9780262537995 (pbk.)
- 0262537990 (pbk.)
- D16.16 .R67 2019
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Reprint. Originally published: 2018.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Besotted by stories -- How many times can the German Army play the same trick? -- Why ever did Hitler declare war on the United States? : That's easy to explain, too easy -- Is the theory of mind wired in? -- The natural history of historians -- What exactly was the Kaiser thinking? -- Can neuroscience tell us what Talleyrand meant? -- Talleyrand's betrayal : in inside story -- Jeopardy! "question" : "It shows the theory of mind to be completely wrong" -- The future of an illusion -- Henry Kissinger mind reads his way through the Congress of Vienna -- Guns, germs, steel--and all that -- The Gulag Archipelago and the uses of history -- The back(non)story.
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