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612.82 BRAI (Not for ILL).
v.4.
THE ENLIGHTENED MACHINE [VIDEORECORDING].
Intended audience: College students and adults.
Produced, directed and written by John Heminway; cinematographer, Jeri Sopanen;
edited by David Hander; executive producer, Jack Sameth; series science editor,
Richard Hutton; series originally researched by Richard Thomas and developed by
Richard Hutton.
George Page.
Using models, micrographs, computer animation, and views of people in action,
explores what the brain does and how it functions, including the mysteries of
consciousness.
Recorded off-air from SBS TV: W/NET, New York, Antenne 2 France in association
with NHK, Japan, Soci{u00E9}t{u00E9} de Radio -t{u00E9}l{u00E9}vision de
Qu{u00E9}bec, Kastel Enterprioses, c1984 The Brain; no. 1.
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612.82 ENL : VHS.
MADNESS [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY ROBIN BRIGHTWELL.
[London] : BBC in association with BRT, Belgium and ABC, Australia, c1982.
Colour recording system: PAL.
Colin Blakely.
Using one person who suffered from schizophrenia for over 20 years as an example,
madness and the changes that occur in the brain during madness are discussed.
The hallucinations of schizophrenia are compared with those induced by hypnotism
and by drugs such as speed. Latest research into schizophrenia is outlined.
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612.82 HUM : VHS.
MEMORY [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY DICK GILLING.
[London] : BBC in association with BRT, Belgium and ABC, Australia, c1982.
Colour recording system : PAL.
Colin Blakely.
The processes of laying down of memory, how it changes over time and how it is
retrieved. Cases of people with brain damage or amnesia, the learning systems
of animals, and differences between cultural groups of humans are used to help
us understand memory.
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612.82 HUM : VHS.
MOVING [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY DICK GILLING.
[London] : BBC in association with BRT, Belgium and ABC, Australia, c1982.
Colour recording system : PAL.
Colin Blakely.
Patterns of movement in a variety of animals including man. What is controlled
by the spinal cord e.g. reflexes and what is controlled by the brain e.g. speed
of movement, choice of direction. Movement disorders such as Parkinson's
Disease are discussed.
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612.82 HUM : VHS.
SEEING [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY ROBIN BRIGHTWELL.
[London] : BBC in association with BRT, Belgium and ABC, Australia, c1982.
Colour recording system: PAL.
Colin Blakely.
The mechanisms of vision in the eye and its interpretation by the brain are
looked at. Vision in a variety of animals is discussed as are vision disorders
in man. The role of motion, light & colour in vision are outlined.
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