In addition to demonstrating Creutzfeldt's contribution to neuroscience, this text provides an excellent contribution of anatomy and physiology to our understanding of cortical function, and is highly commended.
John Greene, Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry, 1996
This book is compulsory reading for all in neuroscience research, and those coming into it.
Laurence J. Garey, Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School, TINS, Vol. 19, No. 7, 1996
'...a comprehensive synopsis of cortical sturcture and function in relation to sensory-motor and cognitive performance...the book provides a rich source of empirical facts and critical reasoning for students of biology, physiology, neurology, psychology and philosophy. It is an invitation to all to join the program of an integrative neuroscience and, oreover, to be challenged to come closer to the alleged limits in the relationship between brain and mind, eager to find a way to transcend them.'
Ethology 104, 805-808 (1998)