Neurosociology - about the brain, the nervous system (neural network), society and culture by Iwao Otsuka is a fascinating and in-depth study that connects two seemingly distant worlds: neuroscience and sociology. In this work, the author offers readers a unique opportunity to look into the secrets of the human brain and understand how his work affects our society and culture. This is not just a scientific book, but a real attempt to understand how neural networks shape our behavior, interaction and perception of the world. Known for its deep analytical approaches and ability to explain complex concepts in simple language, the bunter masterfully guides the reader through the labyrinths of neuroscience, showing how the functioning of our brain affects social structures and cultural norms. It raises important questions about how our biological foundations shape social relationships, how culture affects neural processes, and how these processes, in turn, can change societal practices. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers studying psychology, sociology and neuroscience, to all those who are interested in issues of human behavior and interaction. It is suitable both for young people seeking to understand themselves and the world around them, and for more mature readers who want to expand their horizons and look at familiar things from a new perspective. The topics raised in the book cover many aspects of human life. The book explores how emotions and cognitive processes influence our behavior in society, how groups and communities are formed, and how cultural differences can be explained in terms of neuroscience. He also discusses the impact of technology on our perception and interaction, which is especially relevant in today's world, where digitalization and social networks are becoming an integral part of our lives. Iwao Otsuka's style is clear and accessible, which makes his work attractive to a wide audience. It skillfully combines scientific data with examples from everyday life, which allows readers not only to understand complex concepts, but also to see their application in the real world. His previous works, such as Cognitive Sociology and Social Neural Networks, have also been recognized for their originality and depth of analysis. The book "Neurosociology" not only informs, but also provokes for thought. It makes the reader think about how we perceive each other and how our biological bases affect social structures. This work will be an excellent addition to the library of anyone who seeks to understand the complex mechanisms of human interaction and wants to deepen their knowledge of how science can explain social phenomena. If you are looking for books on neuroscience, sociology or psychology that will help you better understand human behavior and interaction, "Neurosociology - about the brain, the nervous system (neural network), society and culture" will be a real find for you. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where science and society intersect, opening up new horizons for understanding yourself and the world around you.