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Professor Semir Zeki (UCL Neuroesthetics) talks to novelist
Dame Antonia Byatt about the importance of literature for the study of
the brain in the emerging discipline of neuroesthetics. With a
particular focus on how love can be examined from both literary and
neurobiological perspectives, they will explore the kind of insights
each discipline can offer the other.

Literature and Neuroesthetics - Audio UCL - London's Global University

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Professor Semir Zeki (UCL Neuroesthetics) talks to novelist
Dame Antonia Byatt about the importance of literature for the study of
the brain in the emerging discipline of neuroesthetics. With a
particular focus on how love can be examined from both literary and
neurobiological perspectives, they will explore the kind of insights
each discipline can offer the other.

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