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The evolutionary neuroethology of Paul MacLean : convergences and frontiers / edited by Gerald A. Cory, Jr. and Russell Gardner, Jr. ; foreword by Jaak Panksepp. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Human evolution, behavior, and intelligencePublication details: Westport, Connecticut : Praeger, (c)2002.Description: xxxvi, 432 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0275972194
  • 9780275972196
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • QP376.G228.E965 2002
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Contents:
PART I: PERSPECTIVES. 1. Pribram and MacLean in Perspective/ Karl H. Pribram ; 2. Reappraising MacLean's Triune Brain Concept/ Gerald A. Cory, Jr.
PART II: MOLECULES, BODY PLANS, AND THE STRIATUM. 3. Deep Time and the Brain: The Message of the Molecules/ C.U.M. Smith ; 4. Adaptive Functions of the Corpus Striatum: The Past and Future of the R-Complex/ Neil Greenberg
PART III: THE SOCIAL BRAIN: CLINICAL THEORY AND APPLICATIONS-DEPRESSION AND MANIA. 5. MacLean's Paradigm and Its Relevance for Psychiatry's Basic Science/ Russell Gardner, Jr. ; 6. The Triune Brain, Escalation De-escalation Strategies, and Mood Disorders/ John S. Price ; 7. Involuntary Defeat Strategy as Backdrop for Depression/ Leon Sloman ; 8. The Evolved Basis of Mood and Thought Disorders: Neuroethologic, Game Mathematic, and Evolutionary Epidemiologic Analyses/ Daniel R. Wilson
PART IV: THE SOCIAL BRAIN: CLINICAL THEORY AND APPLICATIONS-AUTISM, FORENSICS, AND ATTENTION. 9. Empathy, Autism, and the Integration of the Triune Brain/ James C. Harris ; 10. Neuroethology, Exemplified by Limbic Seizures with Motiveless Homicide in "Limbic Psychotic Trigger Reaction" / Anneliese A. Pontius ; 11. Neural and Functional Aspects of Pride and Shame/ Glenn E. Weisfeld ; 12. The Triune Brain and the Functional Analysis of Attention/ Allan F. Mirsky and COnnie C. Duncan
PART V: INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES. 13. From Physics and Evolutionary Neuroscience to Psychotherapy: Phase Transitions and Adaptations, Diagnosis and Treatment/ James Brody ; 14. Evolutionary and Philosophical Issues in Triarchic Theory/ Seymour W. Itzkoff ; 15. MacLean's Evolutionary Neuroethology: Environmental Pollution, Brain Chemistry, and Violent Crime/ Roger D. Masters
PART VI: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL THEORY. 16. Reification and Hegemony: The Human Brain as the Linkage Between Macro and Micro Level Political Phenomena/ Steven A. Peterson ; 17. Upshifting and Downshifting the Triune Brain: Roles in Individual and Social Pathology/ Kent Bailey ; 18. Algorithms of Neural Architecture, Hamilton's Rule, and the Invisible Hand of Economics/ Gerald A. Cory, Jr. ; 19. Toward a Neural Network Theory of the Triune Brain/ Daniel S. Levine and Nilendu G. Jani ; 20. Conclusion: Convergences and Frontiers/ Gerald A. Cory, Jr. and Russell Gardner, Jr.
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PART I: PERSPECTIVES. 1. Pribram and MacLean in Perspective/ Karl H. Pribram ; 2. Reappraising MacLean's Triune Brain Concept/ Gerald A. Cory, Jr.

PART II: MOLECULES, BODY PLANS, AND THE STRIATUM. 3. Deep Time and the Brain: The Message of the Molecules/ C.U.M. Smith ; 4. Adaptive Functions of the Corpus Striatum: The Past and Future of the R-Complex/ Neil Greenberg

PART III: THE SOCIAL BRAIN: CLINICAL THEORY AND APPLICATIONS-DEPRESSION AND MANIA. 5. MacLean's Paradigm and Its Relevance for Psychiatry's Basic Science/ Russell Gardner, Jr. ; 6. The Triune Brain, Escalation De-escalation Strategies, and Mood Disorders/ John S. Price ; 7. Involuntary Defeat Strategy as Backdrop for Depression/ Leon Sloman ; 8. The Evolved Basis of Mood and Thought Disorders: Neuroethologic, Game Mathematic, and Evolutionary Epidemiologic Analyses/ Daniel R. Wilson

PART IV: THE SOCIAL BRAIN: CLINICAL THEORY AND APPLICATIONS-AUTISM, FORENSICS, AND ATTENTION. 9. Empathy, Autism, and the Integration of the Triune Brain/ James C. Harris ; 10. Neuroethology, Exemplified by Limbic Seizures with Motiveless Homicide in "Limbic Psychotic Trigger Reaction" / Anneliese A. Pontius ; 11. Neural and Functional Aspects of Pride and Shame/ Glenn E. Weisfeld ; 12. The Triune Brain and the Functional Analysis of Attention/ Allan F. Mirsky and COnnie C. Duncan

PART V: INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES. 13. From Physics and Evolutionary Neuroscience to Psychotherapy: Phase Transitions and Adaptations, Diagnosis and Treatment/ James Brody ; 14. Evolutionary and Philosophical Issues in Triarchic Theory/ Seymour W. Itzkoff ; 15. MacLean's Evolutionary Neuroethology: Environmental Pollution, Brain Chemistry, and Violent Crime/ Roger D. Masters

PART VI: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL THEORY. 16. Reification and Hegemony: The Human Brain as the Linkage Between Macro and Micro Level Political Phenomena/ Steven A. Peterson ; 17. Upshifting and Downshifting the Triune Brain: Roles in Individual and Social Pathology/ Kent Bailey ; 18. Algorithms of Neural Architecture, Hamilton's Rule, and the Invisible Hand of Economics/ Gerald A. Cory, Jr. ; 19. Toward a Neural Network Theory of the Triune Brain/ Daniel S. Levine and Nilendu G. Jani ; 20. Conclusion: Convergences and Frontiers/ Gerald A. Cory, Jr. and Russell Gardner, Jr.

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