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Truques Da Mente. O Que A Mágica Revela Sobre O Nosso Cérebro (Em Portuguese Do Brasil)

Esse livro é o resultado da pesquisa feita pelos neurocientistas Stephen L. Macknik e Susana Martinez-Conde, fundadores da neurociência da mágica, sobre o ilusionismo e o modo como os antigos princípios do mundo da mágica podem ser explicados pelas mais recentes descobertas da neurociência cognitiva. Mágicos revelam suas técnicas e os segredos por trás dos truques e, dessa forma, ensinam muito sob...

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Publisher: Zahar (2011)
Language: Portuguese Brazilian
ISBN-10: 853780715X
ISBN-13: 978-8537807156
Product Dimensions: 9 x 6.1 x 0.7 inches
Format: PDF Text djvu book

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