THE MIND IN THE CAVE: CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE ORIGINS OF ART by Lewis-Williams, David

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THE MIND IN THE CAVE: CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE ORIGINS OF ART by Lewis-Williams, DavidISBN: 9780500051177 Thames & Hudson 01 November 2002 Hardcover 320 pages The central themes of this intellectually invigorating and wide ranging book the evolution of the brain and mind, primary vs. higher order consciousness, Neanderthals vs. Cro Magnons, the nature of art, and shamanism are guaranteed to capture the public imagination. This compellingly written 'detective story' puts forward the most convincing explanation yet proposed for the

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