Paralysis by Lucrezia Dal Toso

The mind and the brain, feelings and emotions
In the structure of the brain, each specific area corresponds to a
function and therefore an emotion which in turn generates a feeling.
The interaction between all brain areas and between the right lobe
(Broca’s area) and the left lobe (Wernicke’s area), allows a perfect
functioning of the homeostatic processes of each individual, thus creating
the development of a conscious subjectivity endowed with ethical sense
and morality.
What are the areas of the brain
and what functions do they have?
The two hemispheres of the brain
control the opposite part of the body
and therefore, if there are cardiovascular
accidents, one part
or another of the brain will be
compromised.
First of all, I would like to point out that the
nervous system and the brain, which is part
of it, are very complex structures. The aim
is to explain, in the simplest way possible,
the functioning of the most important
organ of our body.
Brain stem
It is located at the base of the brain. Vital functions such as: heart rhythm,
breathing and blood pressure and digestion are functions controlled by this
area. It is also a bridge of communication between the brain and the rest of the
body, through the spinal cord. The brainstem is in turn divided into: bulb or
myelencephalon and midbrain. This is the engine of the brain and the centre of
the development of consciousness. A compromise or damage to the brainstem
constitutes a total blackout, of all the most important functions, leading precisely
to a loss of identity.
The brain is the organ that serves to
explain the control and regulation of body
functions. This organ is composed of
thousands of nerve cells that respond to
different stimuli sent by our body and the
external environment.
Cerebellum
It is the organ that maintains and posture and is involved in all the motor
processes of our body and coordinates all our movements.
Learning is always a painful process.
from Lucy
The brain is divided into three areas:
brainstem, cerebellum and brain proper.
Brain
The brain is the organ that receives the stimuli and translates them into
responses, it is related to emotions, somato-sensory structure and memories.
For example, when we burn ourselves and feel a sensation of strong physical
pain, an internal imbalance of our equilibrium and of our basic feeling takes
place inside us, starting already from the lower or primordial neural bases that
communicate with the upper ones in an automatic way.
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