Table of Contents

Introduction
1: Aikaterini Fotopoulou: Background, Ethos and Content
2: Aikaterini Fotopoulou: The History and Progress of Neuropsychoanalysis
3: Aikaterini Fotopoulou: Towards a Psychodynamic Neuroscience
Section I: Drives and Motivation
4: Mark Solms and Margaret R. Zellner: Freudian Drive Theory Today
5: Donald W. Pfaff and Helen E.Fisher: Generalised Brain Arousal Mechanisms and Other Biological, Environmental and Psychological Mechanisms that Contribute to Libido
6: Douglas F. Watt: Theoretical Challenges in Conceptualization of Motivation in Neuroscience: Implications for Bridging of Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis
7: Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau: Drive and Structure: Reconsidering Drive Theory within a Formalized Conception of Mental Processes
Section II: Emotion
8: Mark Solms and Margaret R. Zellner: Freudian Affect Theory Today
9: Jaak Panksepp and Lucy Biven: A Meditation on the Affective Neuroscientific View of Human and Animalian MindBrains
10: Jorge Canestri: Emotions in the Psychoanalytic Theory
11: Oliver Turnbull and Victoria E. Lovett: Emotion and Delusion: Seeking Common Ground Between Neuroscience and the Psychotherapies
Section III: Conscious and Unconscious Processes
12: Mark Solms and Margaret R. Zellner: The Freudian Unconscious Today
13: Robin L. Carhart-Harris and Karl J. Friston: Free-energy and Freud: an Update
14: Jim Hopkins: Psychoanalysis, Representation, and Neuroscience: the Freudian Unconscious and the Bayesian Brain
15: Georg Northoff: What is the Unconscious? A Novel Taxonomy of Psychoanalytic, Psychological, Neuroscientific and Philosophical Concepts
16: Lois Oppenheim: The Lexicographer's Nightmare
17: Ellen Rees: Unconscious Fantasy and Schema: A Comparison of Concepts
Section IV: Mechanisms of Cognitive Control
18: Ariane Bazan and Michael Snodgrass: On Unconscious Inhibition: Instantiating Repression in the Brain
19: Amir Raz and Joanna B. Wolfson: From Dynamic to Behavioral Lesions: The Relative Merits and Caveats of Elucidating Psychoanalysis with Brain Imaging
20: David A Oakley: From Freud to Neuroimaging: Hypnosis as a Common Thread
21: Michael Kopelman and Federica Corno: Great Escapes: Psychological Forms of Amnesia
22: Paul M. Jenkinson and Martin A. Conway: Memory and the Self
Section V: The Development of the Self: Embodied and Social Cognition
23: Peter Fonagy and Patrick Luyten: The Multidimensional Construct of Mentalization and its Relevance to Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder
24: Phillipe Rochat: Sense of 'Sameness' as Foundations of Infants' Embodied Subjectivity and Intersubjectivity
25: David Olds: Identification: The Concept and the Phenomenon
26: Marc Jeannerod: The Sense of Agency in Health and Disease: The Contribution of Cognitive Neuroscience in Understanding Self Consciousness