Anatomical and topographic features of the temporal lobe of the brain in postnatal ontogenesis

For many years, the temporal lobes do not attract the attention of specialists in human psychology. They are rarely talked about at meetings of psychiatrists, and among neurologists, very few people realize how much this area of the brain makes in what we exist and in what we perceive life as we perceive it. Until we were able to compile a map of the temporal lobes and their functions, the effect of the temporal lobes remained a mystery. Temporal lobes help to perceive the world of spectral images and sounds. This area of the brain gives us the opportunity, listening to great music, to be excited, relax or experience delight. The temporal lobes are often called the “interpretive core” because they interpret what we hear and integrate it with our memory, thus helping to extract meaning from the incoming information. The temporal lobes are also responsible for a sense of strong conviction, inner insights and knowledge of the truth.