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| About the Authors | vii |
| Preface | ix |
| Foreword by Arnold Z. Pfeffer | xi |
| Part I Foundations | |
| Chapter One. | |
| The historical origins of psychoanalysis in neuroscience | 3 |
| Chapter Two. | |
| Psychoanalysis and the origins of dynamic neuropsychology: the work of Luria | 26 |
| Chapter Three. | |
| An example: the neurodynamics of dreaming | 44 |
| Chapter Four. | |
| The future of psychoanalysis in neuroscience: a methodological proposal | 58 |
| Part II Observations | |
| Chapter Five. | |
| Psychoanalytic observations on a case of Broca's aphasia: normal mourning | 73 |
| Chapter Six. | |
| Psychoanalytic observations on a case of Wernicke's aphasia: perforated consciousness |
| 90 |
| Chapter Seven. |
| Psychoanalytic observations on a case of left parietal damage: a man with a shattered world | 116 |
| Chapter Eight. |
| Psychoanalytic observations on five cases of right perisylvian damage: failure of mourning | 148 |
| Chapter Nine. |
| Psychoanalytic observations on four cases of ventromesial frontal damage: “the end of the world” | 200 |
| Part III Integration |
| Chapter Ten. |
| Towards a neuroanatomy of the mental apparatus | 243 |
| Notes On Neuroscientific Terminology |
| by Oliver Turnbull | 285 |
| References | 297 |
| Index | 307 |