In article <Coy5q2.H3I at ucc.su.oz.au>, Danny <danny at cs.su.oz.au> wrote:
> title: The Making of Memory
> : From Molecules to Mind
> by: Steven Rose
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>habituation. This is tied in with the history of psychology. A whole
>chapter is devoted to describing the dead end of attempts to find
>"molecules of memory" and to reduce neuroscience to molecular biology.
>(Rose is vehemently anti-reductionist, as is apparent throughout
>the book.)
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I've told Danny that this is no straw-man; more
concretely, granting agencies continue to ap-
prove applications from researchers working
along reductionist, "memory molecule" lines.
Is this true, or am I too disconnected with
current neuroscience reality?
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