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Volume 15 (2013)

Neuropsychoanalysis

← Vol. 14
Vol. 16 →

Issue 1

31 articles

Editors' Introduction

The Target Articlep. 3
David Olds

The Remainder of This Issuep. 3
Maggie Zellner

Target Article

The Conscious Idp. 5
Mark Solms

Commentaries

Repression as the Condition for Consciousnessp. 20
Ariane Bazan

The Brainstem Begs the Question: “Petitio Principii”p. 25
Heather Berlin
Is the Brainstem Really Sufficient for a Consciousness That Would Have Interested Freud?p. 29
Robin Carhart-Harris
Beyond the Reward Principle: Consciousness as Precision Seekingp. 33
Aikaterini Fotopoulou
Consciousness and Hierarchical Inferencep. 38
Karl Friston
Bodily Self, Affect, Consciousness, and the Cortexp. 42
Vittorio Gallese

Original Article

Caring for a Partner with Cognitive Impairments Due to Multiple Sclerosis: A Psychodynamic Perspectivep. 87
Julia Segal

Book Reviews

Jason W. Brown: Neuropsychological Foundations of Consciousness. Belgium: Les Editions Chromatika, 2010. ISBN: 978-2-930517-07-0, 364 pp., €36 (pbk.).p. 101
Stephen E. Levick

W. M. Bernstein: A Basic Theory of Neuropsychoanalysis. London: Karnac, 2011. ISBN: 978-1-8557-809-4, 296 pp., £22.19.p. 103
Christian E. Salas
Research Digestp. 104
Georgina Torbet

Bulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society

Bulletin 26p. 107
Maria Sonia Goergen

Mexico: The Neuropsychoanalysis Group of Mexico Cityp. 107
Daniela Flores Mosri
Argentina: Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Chapter of the Argentine Psychoanalytical Associationp. 108
Diego Cohen
U.K.: London Neuropsychoanalysis Group on “Psychodynamic Neuroscience and Neuropsychology”p. 108
Aikaterini Fotopoulou
Brazil: Porto Alegre, RS-Southern Brazilian Chapterp. 109
Maria Sonia Goergen
Turkey: Istanbul Neuropsychoanalysis Study Groupp. 109
Fatma Gökçe Özkarar

Issue 2

15 articles

Editor's Introductionp. 115
Maggie Zellner & Oliver Rathbone

Original Articles

Separation Distress in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorderp. 117
Michelle Jackson & Mark Solms

Opioid Function is Dysregulated Subsequent to Early Social Trauma: Healthy Young Adults' Response to a Buprenorphine Challengep. 127
Susan Malcolm-Smith, Kevin G. F. Thomas, Jonathan Ipser, Dan Stein, Jack van Honk & Mark Solms
Outpatient Detoxification Completion and One-Month Outcomes for Opioid Dependence: A Preliminary Study of a Neuropsychoanalytic Treatment in Pain Patients and Addicted Patients

Conflict Creates an Unconscious Idp. 45

Jim Hopkins

Conscious Id or Unconscious Id or Both: An Attempt at “Self”-Helpp. 48

Back to the Future with Mark Solms: The Isomorphism of Freud's Mental Apparatusp. 52

Richard J. Kessler

The “Conscious Id”: A Game Changer with Lots of Challengesp. 55

What is Consciousness? A Tridimensional View and Neural Predispositions of Consciousness (NPC)p. 59

Toward an Understanding of the Constitution of Consciousness through the Laws of Affectp. 62

Self-Specificity of the External Bodyp. 66

Facing Inconvenient Truthsp. 69

Oliver H. Turnbull

Is the Primary Process Conscious?p. 73

Where Ego was, There Id Shall Be? Some Implications of the “Conscious Id” for Psychodynamic Psychotherapyp. 76

Response to Commentariesp. 79

France: La Société de Psychosomatique Intégrative (SPI), La Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris—Psychoanalysis, Medicine, and Neurosciencesp. 110

Jean Benjamin Stora

p. 145

Brian Johnson & Stephen V. Faraone

Are the Wish-Fulfillment Dreams of Children the Royal Road for Looking at the Functions of Dreams?p. 161

Clinical Reports

Dreaming the Bodyp. 177
Bianca Gallo, Marina Farinelli & Leonardo Speri

Report from the Fourteenth International Neuropsychoanalysis Congressp. 185
Daniela Flores Mosri
International Neuropsychoanalysis Society: Cape Town 2013 Congress Research Presentationsp. 189
Katerina Fotopoulou, Oliver H. Turnbull & Maggie Zellner
The Fourteenth International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress, Cape Town 22-25 August 2013: “Clinical Applications of Neuropsychoanalysis”p. 190

Book Reviews

Claudio Colace: Children's Dreams: From Freud's Observations to Modern Dream Research. London: Karnac, 2010. ISBN: 978-1-85575-636-6, 248pp., £22.99.p. 203
Andrea Clarici

Simon Boag: Freudian Repression, the Unconscious, and the Dynamics of Inhibition. London: Karnac, 2011. ISBN: 978-1-85575-738-7, 268pp, £21.99 (pbk.), £11.70 (ebk.).p. 206
Julia Segal
Erik D. Goodwyn: The Neurobiology of the Gods: How Brain Physiology Shapes the Recurrent Imagery of Myth and Dreams. Hove: Routledge, 2012. ISBN: 978-0-415-67300-6, 272pp., £27.99 (pbk.).p. 208
Ben Sessa
Barbara Wilson, Jill Winegardner, & Fiona Ashworth: Life after Brain Injury: Survivors' Stories. New York: Taylor & Francis Psychology, 2013. ISBN: 978-1-84872-111-1, 264pp, $51.95 (pbk.), $160 (hbk.).p. 209
Julia Segal
Research Digestp. 213
Georgina Torbet
Bulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Societyp. 217