Literature and Neuroesthetics - Video
UCL
Professor Semir Zeki (UCL Neuroesthetics) talks to novelist Dame Antonia Byatt about the importance of literature for the study of the brain in the emerging discipline of neuroesthetics. With a particular focus on how love can be examined from both literary and neurobiological perspectives, they will explore the kind of insights each discipline can offer the other.
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