Neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity: Limits and the Architecture of Change offers a nuanced exploration of how the brain truly adapts, emphasizing that plasticity is a fragile, condition-dependent capacity rather than an unlimited or fixed trait. Drawing on contemporary neuroscience and philosophy, the book examines how experience shapes the brain, the nature of change, and the ethical implications of neuroplasticity. It challenges both overly optimistic and deterministic views of brain adaptability, highlighting that genuine transformation requires effort, context, and vulnerability.