[The organized brain (an essay on the structure of functional brain organization). II].

This communication is dedicated to the main postulates of the author's conception about systematic-structural organization of the cerebral functions--the principles of the space and temporal dispersion of the external and internal signals, the division of connections on the mono- and oligoprojections as well as hierarchic stage of fashion and modulation of entering information, the functional multifactory of the sensory stimuli as well as principles of overlapping both afferent and efferent influences and their mutual regulation. The principle of the change of dominant participation of one brain system to another within the behavioral act's formation is one of the main postulate of our conception. These data testify to very complicate dynamic character of the function's correlation with the brain structures. This correlation depends on the self cerebral organization as well as the role in its acting the diverse afferent messages and effector reactions.