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Η Έλεν Φίσερ μελετά τον ερωτευμένο εγκέφαλο

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Γιατί αποζητάμε τόσο πολύ τον έρωτα, σε σημείο να είμαστε έτοιμοι να πεθάνουμε γι' αυτόν; Για να μάθει περισσότερα για την πραγματική και φυσική ανάγκη μας για έρωτα, η Έλεν Φίσερ και η ερευνητική της ομάδα, μελέτησαν μαγνητικές τομογραφίες ερωτευμένων, αλλά και ανθρώπων που μόλις είχαν απορριφθεί.

Anthropologist Helen Fisher studies gender differences and the evolution of human emotions. She's best known as an expert on romantic love, and her beautifully penned books -- including Anatomy of Love and Why We Love -- lay bare the mysteries of our most treasured emotion. Full bio »

Translated into Greek by Dimitra Papageorgiou
Reviewed by Giannis Kouskouras
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