Your Brain on Art | Susan Magsamen & Ivy Ross

 
 
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Why it is included:

This book bridges the gap between hard science and daily experience.

Magsamen and Ross introduce the field of Neuroaesthetics, proving that the arts are not merely "nice to have" luxuries, but biological necessities that physically rewire our brains for health, learning, and longevity.

It is the manual for a thriving culture.

It reminds us that the environments we build—our cities, schools, and homes—shall be designed to optimize human biology through sensory richness.

It transforms "Art" from a leisure activity into a public health strategy, validating the intuition that beauty is a functional requirement for a thriving civilization.

 
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