The Unconscious in Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis (The Routledge Neuropsychoanalysis Series)

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
1 The Concept of the Unconscious in Current Neurosciences
	Neuroplasticity and Memory
	Procedural Reality
	Internal and Autonomous Reality
	The Mental Unconscious
	Between Two Neurobiological Theories
	Drive, Jouissance, and Motor Activation
	Life Outside of the Being that Speaks
	Cognitive Machine
	The Id, Affective Consciousness
	The Neurochemical Basis of Libido
	There is no Intracerebral Relationship
	RSI Brain Mapping
	Psychoanalysis will Disappear if it is Not Saved by Neurobiology
	Interview with Dr.Carlos Daniel Mías
2 The Intention in Freud’s Saying: There is no Relationship Between the Unconscious and the Brain
	Beginnings of the Relationship with Science
	Soul Surgery
	From a Conception that Starts from the Brain to Another that Excludes it
	Difficulties in the Project
	The Last Man
	Drive Fixation Does Not Take Place in the Brain
	Of a Non-Biological Body
	To Make a Mistake is to Say it Right
	Scientific Infatuation
	The Problem of Scientific Induction
	Senses of the Term Unconscious
	The Term “Lo”
	The Turn of the 1920s
	Beyond Scientific Experimentation
	Logic of the Unconscious in Freud’s Work
3 The Non-Relationship of the Unconscious and the Brain in Lacan’s Reading of Freud
	The Neuroscientific Unconscious and Ours
	The Contemporary Doctor
	Brain, Therefore I am
	Body that Enjoys
4 Consequences of the Biologization of the Unconscious
	From a Paradox within these Neurosciences
	Neuroreligion
	Imaginization of the Unconscious
	The Real in Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis
	The Neuropharmacological Model
	The Right to Health
	Neuroscientificism
	Science Fiction
	The Ascent of the Signifier Neuro
	Psychoanalysis Position
	Revolution or Subversion
	Desire to Wake Up
5 Neuroscientific Imputations to Psychoanalysis
	Therapeutic Ineffectiveness
	No Falsifiability
	It’s not a Science
	Diffusion Deprivation
	Universe of Discourse
	Insufficiency in the Explanation of the Mind
	Postpone Relief
	It Does Not Submit Its Operation to Expert Evaluation
	The Non-Existence of the Sage
	It is Not Welcome!
Final Thoughts
Bibliography
Index