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“Brain Modularity” collects books that explore how the brain is organized into specialized but interacting components, and what that means for cognition and behavior. Spanning cognitive neuroscience, psychology, network science, and philosophy, this category examines whether functions like language, vision, memory, and social cognition are handled by distinct modules or by distributed networks, and how development, evolution, and experience shape that architecture. It includes empirical work (neuroimaging, lesion and stimulation studies, connectomics), theoretical and computational models, and accessible popular science. Readers will find debates over the modularity-of-mind thesis, the balance between segregation and integration, implications for plasticity and brain disorders, and applications to AI, education, and rehabilitation.

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