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by M. R. O'Connor


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  CONTENTS

  Title Page

  Copyright Notice

  Dedication

  Epigraph

  Prologue: Wayfinding

  PART ONE

  Arctic

  The Last Roadless Place

  Memoryscapes

  Why Children Are Amnesiacs

  Birds, Bees, Wolves, and Whales

  Navigation Made Us Human

  The Storytelling Computer

  PART TWO

  Australia

  Supernomads

  Dreamtime Cartography

  Space and Time in the Brain

  Among the Lightning People

  You Say Left, I Say North

  PART THREE

  Oceania

  Empiricism at Harvard

  Astronauts of Oceania

  Navigating Climate Change

  This Is Your Brain on GPS

  Lost Tesla

  Epilogue: Our Genius Is Topophilia

  Acknowledgments

  Notes

  Selected Bibliography

  Index

  Also by M. R. O’Connor

  About the Author

  Copyright

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  “The Experiment with a Rat,” by Carl Rakosi, from The Collected Poems of Carl Rakosi (Orono, ME: National Poetry Foundation, 1986). Permission granted by Daniel K. Nordby, Literary Executor for the Estate of Carl Rakosi (aka Callman Rawley).

  Cover photographs: landscape © Addictive Creative/Offset.com; starry night © National Geographic/Offset.com.

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  ISBN 978-1-250-09696-8 (hardcover)

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  eISBN 9781250200235

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  First Edition: April 2019

  *   Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is a type of neuroimaging that detects changes in the brain’s blood flow to infer brain activity.

 

 

 


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