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Перевод Б. Пастернака. – Прим. пер.

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Перевод М. Зенкевича. – Прим. пер.

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Деннет Д.С. Виды психики: на пути к пониманию сознания. – М., 1994. – Прим. ред.

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Хотя дети начинают говорить о будущем в возрасте около двух лет, они не вполне понимают, что это такое, пока не достигнут четырех. См.: Povinelli D.G., Simon B.B. Young Children’s Understanding of Briefly Versus Extremely Delayed Images of the Self: Emergence of the Autobiographical Stance // Developmental Psychology 34:188–94, 1998; Nelson K. Finding One’s Self in Time // The Self Across Psychology: Self-Recognition, Self-Awareness, and the Self Concept, eds. J.G. Snodgrass and R.L. Thompson. – New York: New York Academy of Sciences, 1997. P. 103–116. – Прим. авт.

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Финеас действительно возил за собой лом, куда бы ни ехал, и был бы, наверное, доволен тем, что и лом этот, и его череп обрели пристанище на постоянной выставке в Гарвардском анатомическом музее. – Прим. авт.

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Современные авторы считают случай Гейджа доказательством важности лобной доли, хотя в те времена, когда это произошло, о нем думали иначе. См.: Macmillan M.B. A Wonderful Journey Through Skull and Brains: The Travels of Mr. Gage’s Tamping Iron // Brain and Cognition 5: 67–107, 1986. – Прим. авт.

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Поскольку речь зашла об ударах током, самое время объяснить, что подобные психологические эксперименты всегда проводятся в строгом согласии с этическими правилами, установленными Американской психологической ассоциацией и должны быть одобрены университетским комитетом до осуществления. Добровольцев в обязательном порядке предупреждают о любой опасности, которая способна угрожать их здоровью и чувствам, и они имеют возможность прервать эксперимент, когда пожелают, не боясь никаких взысканий. Если в целях эксперимента им дают какую-то ложную информацию, по окончании исследования обязательно говорят правду. Короче говоря, на самом деле все мы очень хорошие люди. – Прим. авт.

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В примечаниях содержатся ссылки на научные труды, подтверждающие высказанные мною мысли. Если вас не интересуют источники и раздражает необходимость постоянно заглядывать в конец книги, тогда не сомневайтесь: единственное важное примечание – то, которое вы сейчас читаете.

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Там же.

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Там же.

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