Neuropsychoanalysis

Editors' Introduction

• The Target Article

  David Olds

  pp. 3

• The Remainder of This Issue

  Maggie Zellner

  pp. 3-4

• The Brainstem Begs the Question: “Petitio Principii”

  Heather Berlin

  pp. 25-29

• Is the Brainstem Really Sufficient for a Consciousness That Would Have Interested Freud?

  Robin Carhart-Harris

  pp. 29-32

• Beyond the Reward Principle: Consciousness as Precision Seeking

  Aikaterini Fotopoulou

  pp. 33-38

• Consciousness and Hierarchical Inference

  Karl Friston

  pp. 38-42

• Bodily Self, Affect, Consciousness, and the Cortex

  Vittorio Gallese

  pp. 42-45

• Conflict Creates an Unconscious Id

  Jim Hopkins

  pp. 45-48

• Conscious Id or Unconscious Id or Both: An Attempt at “Self”-Help

  Luba Kessler

  pp. 48-51

• Back to the Future with Mark Solms: The Isomorphism of Freud's Mental Apparatus

  Richard J. Kessler

  pp. 52-55

• The “Conscious Id”: A Game Changer with Lots of Challenges

  Larry Kunstadt

  pp. 55-58

• What is Consciousness? A Tridimensional View and Neural Predispositions of Consciousness (NPC)

  Georg Northoff

  pp. 59-62

• Toward an Understanding of the Constitution of Consciousness through the Laws of Affect

  Jaak Panksepp

  pp. 62-65

• Self-Specificity of the External Body

  Manos Tsakiris

  pp. 66-69

• Facing Inconvenient Truths

  Oliver H. Turnbull

  pp. 69-72

• Is the Primary Process Conscious?

  Gerald Wiest

  pp. 73-75

• Where Ego was, There Id Shall Be? Some Implications of the “Conscious Id” for Psychodynamic Psychotherapy

  Maggie Zellner

  pp. 76-79

• Response to Commentaries

  Mark Solms

  pp. 79-85

• W. M. Bernstein: A Basic Theory of Neuropsychoanalysis. London: Karnac, 2011. ISBN: 978-1-8557-809-4, 296 pp., £22.19.

  Christian E. Salas

  pp. 103

• Research Digest

  Georgina Torbet

  pp. 104-106

• Mexico: The Neuropsychoanalysis Group of Mexico City

  Daniela Flores Mosri

  pp. 107-108

• Argentina: Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Chapter of the Argentine Psychoanalytical Association

  Diego Cohen

  pp. 108

• U.K.: London Neuropsychoanalysis Group on “Psychodynamic Neuroscience and Neuropsychology”

  Aikaterini Fotopoulou

  pp. 108-109

• Brazil: Porto Alegre, RS-Southern Brazilian Chapter

  Maria Sonia Goergen

  pp. 109

• Turkey: Istanbul Neuropsychoanalysis Study Group

  Fatma Gökçe Özkarar

  pp. 109-110

• France: La Société de Psychosomatique Intégrative (SPI), La Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris—Psychoanalysis, Medicine, and Neurosciences

  Jean Benjamin Stora

  pp. 110

Target Article

• The Conscious Id

  Mark Solms

  pp. 5-19

Commentaries

• Repression as the Condition for Consciousness

  Ariane Bazan

  pp. 20-24

Original Article

• Caring for a Partner with Cognitive Impairments Due to Multiple Sclerosis: A Psychodynamic Perspective

  Julia Segal

  pp. 87-99

Book Reviews

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

  Stephen E. Levick

  pp. 101-102

Bulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society

• Bulletin 26

  Maria Sonia Goergen

  pp. 107

• Editor's Introduction

  Maggie Zellner & Oliver Rathbone

  pp. 115-116

• Opioid Function is Dysregulated Subsequent to Early Social Trauma: Healthy Young Adults' Response to a Buprenorphine Challenge

  Susan Malcolm-Smith, Kevin G. F. Thomas, Jonathan Ipser, Dan Stein, Jack van Honk & Mark Solms

  pp. 127-143

• Outpatient Detoxification Completion and One-Month Outcomes for Opioid Dependence: A Preliminary Study of a Neuropsychoanalytic Treatment in Pain Patients and Addicted Patients

  Brian Johnson & Stephen V. Faraone

  pp. 145-160

• Are the Wish-Fulfillment Dreams of Children the Royal Road for Looking at the Functions of Dreams?

  Claudio Colace

  pp. 161-175

• Report from the Fourteenth International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress

  Daniela Flores Mosri

  pp. 185-187

• International Neuropsychoanalysis Society: Cape Town 2013 Congress Research Presentations

  Katerina Fotopoulou, Oliver H. Turnbull & Maggie Zellner

  pp. 189

• The Fourteenth International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress, Cape Town 22-25 August 2013: “Clinical Applications of Neuropsychoanalysis”

  pp. 190-202

• 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.).

  Julia Segal

  pp. 206-208

• 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.).

  Ben Sessa

  pp. 208-209

• 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.).

  Julia Segal

  pp. 209-211

• Research Digest

  Georgina Torbet

  pp. 213-216

• Bulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society

  pp. 217-219

Original Articles

• Separation Distress in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

  Michelle Jackson & Mark Solms

  pp. 117-125

Clinical Reports

• Dreaming the Body

  Bianca Gallo, Marina Farinelli & Leonardo Speri

  pp. 177-184

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.

  Andrea Clarici

  pp. 203-206