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July 2011Auf Fehler programmiert
Warum der Mensch irren muss
by Kaplan, Michael; Kaplan, Ellen / Deutsch Niehaus, Monika
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October 2020Turning Men into Pigs and Staying Safe from Such Trickery
A Scientific Foray into the World of Ancient Greek Legends
by Monika Niehaus, Michael Wink
The adventures of Odysseus are not just a classic literary epic but also shine a light on intriguing questions for geography, archaeology and biology. Phenomena like the Cyclops and magic potions were only understood in recent decades thanks to phytochemical and pharmacological research that enabled new insights into the effect of plant substances on the mind and body. Monika Niehaus and Michael Wink embark on an enjoyable excursion in their book on a scientific foray for knowledge – from ancient myths to medieval drug excesses and the world of comics.
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2019The Nobel Laureate Who Met a Polite Raccoon in the Woods
When the brain goes mad: 30 rare and unusual mental syndromes
by Monika Niehaus
The human brain is a highly complex and highly functional structure consisting of almost 90 billion nerve cells. But it can go out of sync, due to genetic factors, hormonal effects, trauma or other causes. In extreme cases, our control centre then creates bizarre delusions – brilliant narratives that are completely convincing to the person concerned. In her second book on such phenomena, Monika Niehaus has compiled 30 rare psychological disorders – from a conviction to have been abducted by aliens, to being sexually attracted to criminals, to the hyperthymestical syndrome where people can remember every detail of their past life. Narrated in an interesting, humorous and sensitive way, the author relates a variety of cases, some of them famous, others less so, while introducing us to the history of art and literature and presenting scientific explanations. This fascinating book shows the genius that resides in our brain – and how madness can often be explained.
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2018The Woman Who Thought Her Husband Was a Doppelganger
When the brain goes haywire: 36 rare and unusual psychiatric syndromes
by Monika Niehaus
The human brain is a wondrous thing, highly complex and highly functional. However, the control centre of our feelings, thoughts and actions can sometimes go out of sync. Some reasons for this are known, such as genetic factors, hormonal effects or trauma. In other cases, we are still in the dark. In an extreme case scenario, the brain may create bizarre delusions – masterful narrations that the people affected fi nd completely conclusive and reasonable. Monika Niehaus has compiled 36 such disorders ranging from love madness and the gourmand syndrome – where gourmet food becomes the purpose of life – to people who desire nothing more than to have their limbs amputated. She tells gripping tales of famous and not so famous cases. With sensitivity and a considerable dose of humour she takes us into the history of art and literature, and presents scientifi c explanations. This fascinating book shows that our brain is a genius – and madness is quite often NOT inexplicable.
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October 2023Watching the Brain Think
Facets of neuroscience: short thought provoking texts for the curious
by Monika Niehaus/Martin Osterloh
— An exciting and entertaining explanation of neuroscience — In the diverting and humorous style for which the author is known – learning has never been this much fun What processes in the brain are responsible for intelligence, free will, empathy or reason? Can memories be falsified? And what does actually happen in the brain when we reach puberty? Monika Niehaus and Martin Osterloh answer these and many other neuroscientific questions in their book – a fundamental work on brain research, and easy to understand, exciting and entertaining.
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2024Why headless males are better lovers
Sex and reproduction in the animal kingdom
by Monika Niehaus / Michael Wink
"Sex sells" also applies to evolution. Without sex, there is no genetic variation, and without genetic variation, there is no natural selection and evolution. When it comes to sex and reproduction, all animals have things in common, but there are also many variations. In this game of the sexes, everything revolves around the conflicts of interest between females and males, the diversity of mating systems, matriarchal and patriarchal communities and the securing of paternity, whether through beauty, song and dance or violence.
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September 2002Meerjungfrauen, Schwarzlicht und andere optische Aufheller
Vom Leben auf Molekülbasis
by Schwarcz, Joe / Deutsch Niehaus, Monika
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March 2003Der Geist aus der Flasche
Neue Episoden vom Leben auf Molekülbasis
by Schwarcz, Joe / Deutsch Niehaus, Monika
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August 2003Warum krümeln Kekse?
Neues vom Leben auf Molekülbasis
by Schwarcz, Joe / Deutsch Niehaus, Monika
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December 2006Die Zukunft der Intelligenz
Wie das Gehirn funktioniert und was Computer davon lernen können
by Hawkins, Jeff / Deutsch Niehaus, Monika
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August 1994Mein buntes Adreßbuch
Mit vielen Bildern und ausgewählten Geschichten, Gedichten und Rätseln. Zusammengestellt und illustriert von Monika Beisner
by Monika Beisner, Monika Beisner
Monika Beisner studierte Malerei an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig, an der Slade School of Fine Art, London sowie an der Hochschule der Künste, Berlin. Beisners künstlerisches Hauptwerk ist die akribische Illustration aller 100 Gesänge (Cantos) der Göttlichen Komödie Dante Alighieris. Seit 1970 lebt sie als freie Künstlerin in London. Monika Beisner studierte Malerei an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig, an der Slade School of Fine Art, London sowie an der Hochschule der Künste, Berlin. Beisners künstlerisches Hauptwerk ist die akribische Illustration aller 100 Gesänge (Cantos) der Göttlichen Komödie Dante Alighieris. Seit 1970 lebt sie als freie Künstlerin in London.
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September 1986Das Buch der hundert Rätsel
by Monika Beisner, Monika Beisner
Monika Beisner studierte Malerei an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig, an der Slade School of Fine Art, London sowie an der Hochschule der Künste, Berlin. Beisners künstlerisches Hauptwerk ist die akribische Illustration aller 100 Gesänge (Cantos) der Göttlichen Komödie Dante Alighieris. Seit 1970 lebt sie als freie Künstlerin in London. Monika Beisner studierte Malerei an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig, an der Slade School of Fine Art, London sowie an der Hochschule der Künste, Berlin. Beisners künstlerisches Hauptwerk ist die akribische Illustration aller 100 Gesänge (Cantos) der Göttlichen Komödie Dante Alighieris. Seit 1970 lebt sie als freie Künstlerin in London.
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October 1979
Sechs Sternbilder. Die schöne Insel-Karte. _
Sechs Doppelkarten im Geschenketui
by Monika Beisner, Monika Beisner
Monika Beisner studierte Malerei an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig, an der Slade School of Fine Art, London sowie an der Hochschule der Künste, Berlin. Beisners künstlerisches Hauptwerk ist die akribische Illustration aller 100 Gesänge (Cantos) der Göttlichen Komödie Dante Alighieris. Seit 1970 lebt sie als freie Künstlerin in London. Monika Beisner studierte Malerei an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig, an der Slade School of Fine Art, London sowie an der Hochschule der Künste, Berlin. Beisners künstlerisches Hauptwerk ist die akribische Illustration aller 100 Gesänge (Cantos) der Göttlichen Komödie Dante Alighieris. Seit 1970 lebt sie als freie Künstlerin in London.
