Catherine de Lange 
10 Voyages Through the Human Mind 
Christmas Lectures from the Royal Institution

<p><b>The third in a series of books in association with the Royal Institution on their world-renowned Christmas Lectures, this time exploring the intriguing pathways of the human brain and the complexities of the mind – with a foreword by Robin Ince. </b><br><br>Following on from the success of <i>13 Journeys Through Space and Time</i> and <i>11 Explorations into Life on Earth</i>, this third book in the series takes a look at the staggering capabilities of the human brain through ten of the most revealing Christmas Lectures on the subject given at the RI over the last two centuries.<br><br>Undoubtedly the most complex material in the universe, the human brain makes us who we are, but how it works and why has long been a mystery. Through this series of fascinating lectures, spanning over a hundred years, experts in the fields of psychology, neurology and biology examine the workings of our most important organ, revealing a hidden and complex world.</p>