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The Almond of my Mind - Paper Cover

The Poetry of Neuroscience and Love

de Anna Ehrenman

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Couverture souple ISBN :
9798211418905
À propos du livre
Inspired by the imagery of neuroscience and botany, The Almond of My Mind explores the ways in which love possesses, threatens, and remakes us. This debut collection by Anna Ehrenman is a unique blending of science and poetry, excavating startling new metaphors from the textbook physiology of emotion and obsession.

Divided into four chapters, these poems reimagine the mind as a garden where each new flower-Iris, Rosehip, Foxglove, and Almond-draws us deeper into the author's mind: Love reaching from her eyes to her amygdala.
Site Web de l'auteur
https://www.annaehrenman.com/
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Littérature
  • Catégories supplémentaires Poésie, Littérature sentimentale
  • Format choisi: 13×20 cm
    # de pages: 210
  • ISBN
    • Couverture souple: 9798211418905
  • Date de publication: mars 24, 2023
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés poetry, neuroscience, Love
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À propos du créateur
annaehrenman
Anna Ehrenman

Anna Ehrenman is a 22-year-old poet and STEM student. A world traveler and avid amateur linguist, Anna has a deep appreciation of mythology and classical literature, which lends to her writing a nostalgic romanticism and iconography. She is currently pursuing a degree in Cognitive Science with the goal of becoming a medical writer and has previously published work on women in STEM. As a writer and STEM student in Cognitive Science, Anna seeks to explore the intersection between emotion and neuroscience. Whereas most people see feelings and physics (poetry and science) as opposites, Anna recognizes their cooperative nature. Her debut collection, “The Almond of My Mind: The Poetry of Neuroscience and Love” explores the intersection between neuroscience and love through a unique re-imagining of physical neurological systems as relational metaphors.

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