%0 Journal Article
%T Neurosity and Psychoanalysis: Neuropsychoanalytical Comprehansion of a Man
%A £¿orluki£¿
%A Mirko
%J -
%D 2017
%X Sa£¿etak Neuropsyhoanalysis combines neuroscientific insight into how brain creates a mind (feelings, emotions, cognition, memory, selfhood) and psychoanalytical understanding of human behavior, mental disorders and their treatment. Neuroscience gives a possibility to better conceptualize the mind (in health, aberration and disorders) and thus £¿peek into the brain¡± (neurobiological aspect), not just relying on external aspects of behavior and on the content of someone¡¯s subjective introspection. Affective neuroscience reveals the differences between homeostatic emotions, primary (instinct) emotions and secondary (social) emotions, as well as a clearer understanding of the overall affective archeology of the brain. A human is best observed through three brain mind systems: primary affective system, secondary conditioning system, implicit learning and memory (both systems rely on circles and nets of subcortical nuclei), and a tertiary cognitive-linguistic system (mostly cortical regions of the brain)
%K brain theory
%K dual monism
%K primary affective system of the brain (homeostatic feelings
%K instinctive emotion)
%K secondary and tertiary brain system
%K core and autobiographical selfhood
%K Id aware
%K Ego unconscious.
%K four etiologic factors of psychic disorders
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