NeuroAnalysis : bridging the gap between neuroscience, psychoanalysis, and psychiatry

=001  21729=003  DLC=005  20080711060436.9=008  071218s2008    enk      b    001 0 eng=010  ##$a2007051692=020  ##$a0415451329 (hbk.)=020  ##$a0415451337 (pbk.)=020  ##$a9780415451321 (hbk.)=020  ##$a9780415451338 (pbk.)=040  ##$aDNLM/DLC $cDLC $dNLM $dBTCTA $dBAKER $dUKM $dYDXCP $dBWKUK=040  ##$aDNLM/DLC $cDLC $dNLM $dBTCTA $dBAKER $dUKM $dYDXCP $dBWKUK $dOrLoB-B=041  0#$aeng=042  ##$apcc=050  00$aRC341 $b.P45 2008=082  00$a616.8 $222=092  ##$a616.8 $bP381 n49=100  1#$aPeled, Avi, $d1959-=245  10$aNeuroAnalysis : $bbridging the gap between neuroscience, psychoanalysis, and psychiatry / $cAvi Peled.=246  3#$aNeuro analysis.=260  ##$aLondon ; $aNew York : $bRoutledge, $c2008=300  ##$aviii, 150 p. ; $c23 cm.=504  ##$aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [137]-145) and index.=650  #0$aComputational neuroscience.=650  #0$aNeural networks (Neurobiology)=650  #0$aNeuropsychiatry.=650  12$aMental Disorders $xdiagnosis.=650  22$aComputational Biology.=650  22$aNeuropsychology.=970  01$tIndex $p146=970  01$tList of illustrations=970  01$tReferences $p137=970  01$tSummary $p135=970  11$l1 $tIntroduction $p1=970  11$l2 $tSome psychoanalytic formulations $p6=970  11$l3 $tSome ideas from computational neuroscience $p24=970  11$l4 $tAttempting the conceptual leap $p40=970  11$l5 $tImplications for diagnosis of mental disorders $p60=970  11$l6 $tImplications for future directions and therapy $p92=970  11$l7 $tImplications of NeuroAnalysis in clinical settings: case reports $p99=970  11$tAuthor's introduction $p1=970  11$tBarbara $p132=970  11$tBenjamin $p111=970  11$tBrain organization $p24=970  11$tBrain organization and defense mechanisms $p51=970  11$tBrain organization internal representations and personality $p54=970  11$tBrain profiling $p75=970  11$tBrain states and consciousness $p40=970  11$tCollecting clinical data $p85=970  11$tConsciousness $p28=970  11$tDaniel $p124=970  11$tDavid $p99=970  11$tDefense mechanisms $p15=970  11$tDevelopment $p13=970  11$tDirect brain pacemaker control $p97=970  11$tDisorganization of brain states and anxiety $p48=970  11$tDisorganization of brain states and depression $p50=970  11$tDisorganization of brain states and psychosis $p43=970  11$tEgo, id, and superego $p6=970  11$tEmergent properties $p5=970  11$tExperience control $p95=970  11$tGeneral introduction $p2=970  11$tJacob $p107=970  11$tJohn $p120=970  11$tMood and anxiety disorders $p70=970  11$tNeural networks and neural computation $p33=970  11$tNonlinearity and criticality $p38=970  11$tObject relations $p18=970  11$tPlasticity $p31=970  11$tPsychotherapy: a therapy of brain organization $p57=970  11$tSamuel $p114=970  11$tSandra $p126=970  11$tSchizophrenia $p61=970  11$tSynaptogenic control $p93=970  11$tThe physics of brain dynamics and optimization $p34=970  11$tTim $p117=LDR  03476cam a22009614a 4500