The book "Neurosociology - about the brain, nervous system (neural network), society and culture" by Iwao Otsuka is a fascinating and in-depth study at the intersection of neuroscience and sociology. In this work, the author offers readers a unique look at how the functioning of our brain and nervous system affects social interactions and cultural processes. Iwao Otsuka, known for his work in neuroscience and sociology, masterfully connects the two worlds to show how neural networks shape our perception of society and culture. The book immerses the reader in a fascinating journey through the complex mechanisms that determine our behavior, thoughts, and emotions in the context of social interaction. The bun does not just describe scientific facts, it creates a holistic picture in which every element from neurons to cultural norms plays an important role. For whom is this book intended? It will be of interest both to specialists in the field of psychology and sociology, and to a wide range of readers who want to understand more deeply how the human brain works and how it is connected with our social life . Students, researchers, and science lovers alike will find many useful ideas and concepts in it. The book will also be useful to those interested in culture and its impact on the individual, as Otsuka examines in detail how cultural factors shape neural connections and therefore our behavior. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. Bypass explores how neurobiological processes affect the formation of social norms, how emotions and perception of the world around us depend on our biological device. It raises questions about how culture can change our neurophysiology and how, in turn, changes in the brain can influence cultural practices. This relationship between biology and culture is becoming especially relevant in today's world, where technology and social change are rapidly changing our society. Iwao Otsuka's style is clear and accessible, making complex scientific concepts understandable to a wide audience. His ability to explain complex ideas in simple language, while maintaining scientific rigor, makes the book not only informative, but also fascinating. By reading Neurosociology, you will not only expand your knowledge, but also enjoy the process. If you’re looking for books that address topics of interaction between the brain and society, you may also like the works of authors like Daniel Kahneman with his “Think Slowly... solve quickly" or "The Brain and Soul" by Antonio Damasio. These books, like Otsuki's work, explore the complex relationship between neuroscience and human behavior. "Neurosociology - about the brain, the nervous system (neural network), society and culture" is not just a book, but a real find for those who seek to understand how human nature works. It opens new horizons in understanding our place in the world and will help you look at familiar things from an entirely new perspective. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating world where science meets culture, and discover the secrets that your own brain hides.