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In neuropsychoanalysis, the epistemological line most held is the “dual aspect monism” perspective. This perspective holds that “our brains, including mind, are made of one kind of stuff, cells, but we perceive this stuff in two different ways” (Solms ...
Mosri, Daniela-Flores M.D-F +3 more
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Questa intervista è stata realizzata dalla redazione di Ricerche di S/Confine in occasione di questo numero monografico della rivista, dedicato al tema dello specchio.
Vittorio Gallese
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Freud and Jung: the creation of the psychoanalytic universe
How can we think about or imagine the psychoanalytic university within which we work, think, organise and speak? How can we make sense of a universe of discourse that includes id psychology, object relations, neuropsychoanalysis, existential analysis ...
Henderson, D.
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Présentation de « Frontiers in Psychoanalysis and Neuropsychoanalysis »
« Frontiers in Psychoanalysis and Neuropsychoanalysis » est une nouvelle revue de type électronique, dite « open access e-journal ». Il s’agit en fait d’un sous-journal de la revue « Frontiers in Psychology ».
Bazan, Ariane
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Abstracts from the 2024 NPSA Congress
The 23rd Annual Congress of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society, Trieste, Italy, 18–20 July 2024: “When the Body Speaks: Conversion Disorder and Beyond” The 2024 NPSA Congress, which was held in the wonderful Trieste, showcased a wealth of ...
Henningsen, Peter +44 more
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The study investigated alexithymia in relation to facial imitation, empathy, attachment (models-of-self and -others), and reported emotional contagion and the degree of correspondence between facial responses (somatic affect) and reported emotional ...
Sonnby-Borgström, Marianne
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Like a rolling stone: Psychotherapy without (episodic) memory. [PDF]
Moore PA, Turnbull OH.
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The Contribution of Neuropsychoanalysis to Clinical Practice in Psychiatry. [PDF]
Lee T, Norton-Poulin M, Clarici A.
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The Neuropsychoanalysis of dreams: A meta-review
Although our dream experience has fascinated psychology and neuroscience since many years, research in this field expanded particularly in the past decade (Nir & Tononi, 2010; Hobson, 2019).
Jette Borawski +3 more
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Grand Challenge: Psychoanlaysis and Neuropsychoanalysis
Ariane eBazan
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