Neuropsychoanalysis

Editors' Introduction

• Editors' introduction

  Maggie Zellner & David Olds

  pp. 1-2

Target Article

• The emerging synthesis of development and evolution: A new biology for psychoanalysis

  Myron A. Hofer

  pp. 3-22

Commentaries

• Myron Hofer's synthesis of evolution and development: A commentary

  Beatrice Beebe

  pp. 23-28

• Psychoanalysis needs a better developmental theory – Can new perspectives in biology help?

  Morris N. Eagle

  pp. 29-33

• Clinical psychiatry/psychology in the post nature-nurture era

  Michael J. Meaney

  pp. 35-38

• Crossing the brain-mind rubicon: How might we scientifically understand basic human emotions and core affective feelings of other animals?

  Jaak Panksepp

  pp. 39-44

• About epigenetics and the central dogma of molecular biology

  Marcel G.J. Schmeets

  pp. 45-48

• The primary concern of neuropsychoanalysis

  Mark Solms

  pp. 49-51

Response to Commentaries

• Response to commentaries

  Myron A. Hofer

  pp. 53-56

Clinical Reports

• Confabulating in the transference

  Kobi Tiberg

  pp. 57-67

• The relevance of neurobiology in the analytic dyad: A clinical moment with the girl who cries wolf in analysis

  Joan Bryan

  pp. 69-75

Miscellaneous

• Bulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society

  Maria Sonia Goergen

  pp. 77-79

Editorial

• The breadth of topics and methods in neuropsychoanalysis

  Maggie Zellner

  pp. 81-82

Articles

• Obsessive-compulsive disorder patients with washing symptoms show a specific brain network when confronted with aggressive, sexual, and disgusting stimuli

  Aylin Thiel, Jürgen Thiel, Silvia Oddo, Robert Langnickel, Matthias Brand, Hans J. Markowitsch & Aglaja Stirn

  pp. 83-96

• A convergent neurological and psychoanalytic view of the concept of regression and mental structure in a case of NMDA receptor encephalitis

  Asher Wilner & Michel Aubé

  pp. 97-113

• Science, epistemology, and future prospects for psychoanalysis

  Baland Jalal, Bonnie L. Settlage & Vilayanur S. Ramachandran

  pp. 115-127

• Acute trauma in adulthood in the context of childhood traumatic experiences

  Alexey Tolchinsky

  pp. 129-137

• Injured brain, injured self: psychodynamic treatment of a patient with epilepsy

  Mary Edlow

  pp. 139-147

Book Review

• Consciousness and the brain: deciphering how the brain codes our thoughts

  Terence Rogers

  pp. 149-152

Research Digest

• Research Digest

  Christian Salas Riquelme

  pp. 153-158

Other

• International Neuropsychoanalysis Society: Congress Research Presentations: The 15th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress, New York City, July 24–27, 2014: “Current Neuropsychoanalytic Research”

  Maggie Zellner

  pp. 159-183

• Report on the 15th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress, New York City: “Current Neuropsychoanalytic Research”

  Daniela Flores Mosri

  pp. 185-190

• Congress Ad

  pp. 191