Liminalis
Amirali Banani, Maria Sole BertossiWhere neuroscience and art converge.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | liminalis.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The walls within: oscillating between obsession and disinterest
There are rooms we live in that no one else can see. Some are lined with dynamic embroidery, others are embedded with staticity. Within them, desire pounds against the walls until the wallpaper timidly reveals the glue behind. We spend our ...
The Sublime - Kant’s vision applied to modern neuroscience
Kant’s idea of the sublime captures what happens when a state of mind or being feels too vast to be comfortably stored within our usual thinking patterns. The crippling sensation of the steady loss of control of our own self haunts the prog...
Panta Rei-Rethinking the Fluidity of the Modern Mind
The modern mind is no longer constrained but is in permanent flood, restless and redirected by forces it only half understands.
Networks of Flesh and Thought: Neuroscience Art and the Problem of Self-Perception
When you think about neuroscience, art doesn’t typically come to mind. But instances of neuroscience in art have been found all around the world for decades, particularly as neuroscience became an increasingly studied field. And how could y...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Neuroscience student at the University of Washington in Seattle with a deep passion for learning and a drive to create and explore relentlessly.
Italian BSc in Biomedicine student at Karolinska Institutet. Lifelong learner, violinist and writer. I aspire to work in neuroscience research in the future!
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