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Contributors | p. ix |
Abbreviations | p. xi |
Introduction | |
Background, ethos, and content | p. 3 |
The history and progress of neuropsychoanalysis | p. 12 |
Towards a psychodynamic neuroscience | p. 25 |
Drives and motivation | |
Freudian drive theory today | p. 49 |
Generalized brain arousal mechanisms and other biological, environmental, and psychological mechanisms that contribute to libido | p. 64 |
Theoretical challenges in the conceptualization of motivation in neuroscience: Implications for the bridging of neuroscience and psychoanalysis | p. 85 |
Drive and structure: Reconsidering drive theory within a formalized conception of mental processes | p. 109 |
Emotion | |
Freudian affect theory today | p. 133 |
A meditation on the affective neuroscientific view of human and animalian MindBrains | p. 145 |
Emotions in the psychoanalytic theory | p. 176 |
Emotion and delusion: Seeking common ground between neuroscience and the psychotherapies | p. 186 |
Conscious and unconscious processes | |
The Freudian unconscious today | p. 209 |
Free-energy and Freud: An update | p. 219 |
Psychoanalysis, representation, and neuroscience: The Freudian unconscious and the Bayesian brain | p. 230 |
What is the unconscious? A novel taxonomy of psychoanalytic, psychological, neuroscientific, and philosophical concepts | p. 266 |
The lexicographer's nightmare | p. 282 |
Unconscious fantasy and schema: A comparison of concepts | p. 293 |
Mechanisms of cognitive control | |
On unconscious inhibition: Instantiating repression in the brain | p. 307 |
From dynamic to behavioural lesions: The relative merits and caveats of elucidating psychoanalysis with brain imaging | p. 338 |
From Freud to neuroimaging: Hypnosis as a common thread | p. 356 |
Great escapes: Psychological forms of amnesia | p. 373 |
Memory and the self | p. 386 |
The development of the self: embodied and social cognition | |
The multidimensional construct of mentalization and its relevance to understanding borderline personality disorder | p. 405 |
Sense of 'sameness' as foundation of infants' embodied subjectivity and intersubjectivity | p. 427 |
Identification: The concept and the phenomenon | p. 439 |
The sense of agency in health and disease: The contribution of cognitive neuroscience in understanding self-consciousness | p. 455 |
Author Index | p. 467 |
Subject Index | p. 477 |
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