Issue 130 articlesPsychoanalysis and Cognitive Neuropsychology: Theoretical and Methodological Affinitiesp. 3Carlo Semenza“Divide and Conquer” or “Murder to Dissect”?: Commentary by Jason Brownp. 10Jason BrownAdvice to Psychoanalysts: “Cognitive Psychology Is Good for You”: Commentary by André Greenp. 16André GreenTheoretical and Methodological Problems of Psychoanalysis and Cognitive psychologies: Commentary by Eduardo B. Issaharoffp. 19Eduardo B. IssaharoffPsychoanalysis and Cognitive Neuropsychology: Complementary Approaches to Mental Structure: Commentary by Marcel Kinsbournep. 24Marcel KinsbourneCommentary by John C. Marshallp. 27John C. MarshallSeeing Beyond “Representation” and “Modularity”: Commentary by Arnold H. Modellp. 29Arnold H. ModellIs Cognition the Key?: Commentary by Michael M. Salingp. 32Michael M. SalingThe Neuropsychology That Would Have Interested Freud Most: Commentary by Oliver Turnbullp. 33Oliver TurnbullResponse to Commentaries by Carlo Semenzap. 38Carlo SemenzaNeuroanatomical Correlates of Dreaming: The Supramarginal Gyrus Controversy (Dream Work)1p. 47Calvin Kai-ching YuMicrogenetic theory: Reflections and Prospectsp. 61Jason W. BrownResponse to Ongoing Discussion (Vol. 1, No. 1) by Jaak Pankseppp. 75Jaak PankseppOngoing Discussion of Book Reviews of Jaak Panksepp (1998), Affective Neuroscience (Vol. 2, No. 2) Commentary by Paul D. MacLeanp. 81Paul D. MacLeanOngoing Discussion of J. Allan Hobson (Vol. 1, No. 2): Commentary by Lawrence Kunstadtp. 85Lawrence KunstadtOngoing Discussion of Francis Crick and Christoph Koch (Vol. 2, No. 1): Commentary by Drakon Nikolinakosp. 101Drakon NikolinakosOngoing Discussion of Francis Crick and Christoph Koch (Vol. 2, No. 1) Commentary by Douglas Wattp. 104Douglas WattOngoing Discussion of Francis Crick and Christoph Koch (Vol. 2, No. 1): Commentary by Mortimer Ostowp. 107Mortimer OstowOngoing Discussion of Yoram Yovell (Vol. 2, No. 2): Commentary by Joseph W. Slap and Jodi H. Brownp. 111Joseph W. Slap & Jodi H. BrownDreaming Souls. Sleep, Dreams, and the Evolution of the Conscious Mind: Owen Flanagan, Philosophy of Mind Series. New York: Oxford University Press, 2000, xii & 210 pp., $25.00.p. 121David PincusThe Cognitive Neuroscience of Emotion: edited by R. Lane and L. Nadel, New York: Oxford University Pressp. 126Douglas F. WattPrinciples of Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology: 2nd Edition, edited by M.-Marcel Mesulam, New York: Oxford University Press, 2000, 540 pages; $79.00.p. 128Douglas F. WattThe Mind within the Net: Models of Learning, Thinking and Acting: Manfred Spitzer. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 1999, 376 pp., $24.85 hardcover; $17.95 paperback.p. 130James W. DeutschResearch Digestp. 135Oliver Turnbull & Regina PallyIntroductionp. 141Iréne MathisThe Luis Chiozza Foundation and the Centro Weiszaecker de Consulta Média, Buenos Airesp. 141Luis ChiozzaThe Society for Research on “Evolution and Complexity,” Gent, Belgiump. 141Gertrudis Van de VijverThe Psychoanalysis–Neuroscience Group of the Italian Psychoanalytic Society (SPI)p. 142Franco ScalzonePortuguese Society of Psychoanalysis/Porto Institute of Psychoanalysisp. 142Rui CoelhoThe Body–Mind Study Groups of the Swedish Psychoanalytic Societyp. 142Lennart Bryngelson & Iréne Matthis
Issue 227 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 147Edward Nersessian & Mark SolmsThe Long-Term Psychobiological Consequences of Infant Emotions: Prescriptions for the Twenty-First Centuryp. 149Jaak PankseppReflections on Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience: Normality and Pathology in Development, Brain Stimulation, Programming, and Maturationp. 179Humberto NageraNeuroanatomical Correlates of Dreaming. II: The Ventromesial Frontal Region Controversy (Dream Instigation)p. 193Calvin Kai-ching YuConsciousness: The Organismic Approach