Issue 120 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 3Edward Nersessian & Mark SolmsObituary: Arnold Z. Pfefferp. 5Mark SolmsThe Concept of the Self and the Self Representationp. 7David MilrodCommentary by Jorge L. Ahumadap. 24Jorge L. AhumadaCommentary by Ronald Brittonp. 26Ronald BrittonCommentary by Jorge Canestri (Rome)p. 27Jorge CanestriHow the Brain Creates the Self Commentary by Todd E. Feinberg, M.D.p. 31Todd E. FeinbergFrom Self-Modeling to the Self Model: Agency and the Representation of the Self Commentary by Vittorio Gallese and Maria Alessandra Umiltàp. 35Vittorio Gallese & Maria Alessandra UmiltàTaking Freud's “Bodily Ego” Seriously Commentary by Maxine Sheets-Johnstonep. 41Maxine Sheets-JohnstoneThe Self and “Its” Vicissitudes Critique of Commentaries by Jaak Pankseppp. 44Jaak PankseppResponse to the Commentaries by David Milrodp. 61David MilrodImplicit Awareness of Deficit in Anosognosia?: An Emotion-Based Account of Denial of Deficitp. 69Oliver H. Turnbull, Karen Jones & Judith Reed-ScreenSelf, Object, Neurobiologyp. 87Richard BrockmanOn the Microgenetic Account of the Embodied Mind: Comments on Brown's “Reflections and Prospects” Commentary by George Kurianp. 101George KurianCommentary by Stephen E. Levickp. 104Stephen E. LevickThe Microgenetic Revolution: Reflections on a Recent Essay by Jason Brown Commentary by Maria Pachalskap. 108Maria PachalskaJason W. Brown, Microgenetic theory: Reflections and prospects Commentary by Michel Weberp. 117Michel WeberThe Dream Drugstore: Chemically Altered States of Consciousness: J. Allan Hobson. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2001, $27.95p. 119Brian JohnsonThe Neuropsychology of Emotion: Joan Borod (Editor). Oxford University Pressp. 121Douglas F. WattResearch Digest The Neurobiology of Reward, Aggression and Painp. 125Oliver Turnbull
Issue 219 articlesA Psychoanalytic View of Memory in the Light of Recent Cognitive and Neuroscience Researchp. 131Howard ShevrinLingering Difficulties Distinguishing True from False Memories: A comment on Shevrin's Psychoanalytic View of Memory by Daniel M. Bernstein and Elizabeth F. Loftusp. 139Daniel M. Bernstein & Elizabeth F. LoftusCommentary by Bonnie Smolen, Ed.D.p. 141Bonnie SmolenResponse to Commentariesp. 144Howard ShevrinOrbitofrontal Cortical Dysfunction and “Sensori-motor Regression”: A Combined Study of fMRI and Personal Constructs in Catatonia