I General Properties of the Brain --;1. Introducing the Problem --;2. Structural and Functional Properties --;3. The Key Property: Organization --;4. Short Review of Approaches and Methods --;5. Multidimensionality, Homogeneity and Fields --;II Physics and the Brain --;6. A First Approach: Statistics --;7. States of the Brain --;8. Dynamic Laws and Transformations of Brain States --;9. Reference Systems for Brain Function --;10. The Continuum in the Central Nervous System --;11. Outlines of a Theory --;12. On this Side of the Border: Relativistic Aspects --;Appendix Beyond the Border: Metaphysics and the Brain A Sample of Problems --;A. 1 Introducing the Problems --;A. 2 Man and Animals --;A. 3 The Intellect --;A. 4 The Continuum --;A. 5 Theology and Neuroscience --;A. 6 Tension --;A. 7 Determination and Free Will --;References --;1. Neurophysiology and Control Systems --;2. Physics, Thermodynamics, Information Theory, and Related Subjects --;3. Relativity and Related Subjects --;4. Natural Philosophy --;5. Appendix.
At first, I somehow followed the fashion of the time, experiencing the impact of information theory on neurophysiology, but soon this was revealed as unsatisfactory, since it was only one aspect of the problem, and what I was interested in was not a way of describing the flow of information, but rather, the laws of the machinery.