Karen Kaplan Solms and Mark Solms tackle the implicit challenge posed in 1895 when Sigmund Freud abandoned his ‘Project for a Scientific Psychology’. The challenge has been there waiting for qualified researchers to take it up whenever the neurobiology of brain came to encompass data and concepts comparable to, and compatible with, those of the psychoanalytic psychology of mind. Clinical Studies in Neuro-Psychoanalysis: Introduction to a Depth Neuropsychology stands as evidence that the right time has come! This pair of investigators has been both courageous enough and wise enough to rise to the challenge. And they are particularly well qualified to do so with respect to both poles of the mind/brain axis. In this important book, after describing and discussing their findings,