Brain and Cognition

Neuropsychology in the New Millennium: Prognostications, Dreams, and Warnings
pp. 1-3(3)
Authors: Segalowitz S.J.; Burgess C.

Brain, Mind, and the Evolution of Connectivity
pp. 4-6(3)
Author: Mesulam M.

All the King's Horses and All the King's Men: Putting the Brain Back Together Again
pp. 7-9(3)
Author: Hellige J.B.

Picking Two Scientific Roses for the Next Century
pp. 10-12(3)
Author: Grafman J.

New Models for Old: Taking the Neural Network Seriously
pp. 13-16(4)
Author: Kinsbourne M.

Call for Abstraction
pp. 17-19(3)
Author: Miyawaki E.

Memory, Consciousness, and the Brain
pp. 20-22(3)
Author: Dalla Barba G.

The ''Lumping'' and ''Splitting'' of Function and Brain
pp. 23-25(3)
Author: Boles D.B.

The Issue of Representation in Brain Research
pp. 26-28(3)
Author: Doody R.S.

One of Twenty Questions for the Twenty-First Century: How Do Brain Regions Interact and Integrate Information?
pp. 29-32(4)
Authors: Banich M.T.; Weissman D.H.

Chaos, Brain, and Cognition: Toward a Nonlinear Order?
pp. 33-36(4)
Authors: Melancon G.; Joanette Y.; Belair J.

Searching for the Neural Correlates of Consciousness: Clues from Face Recognition Research
pp. 37-40(4)
Authors: Rapcsak S.Z.; Kaszniak A.W.

Darwin's Contribution to Neuropsychology in the Twenty-First Century
pp. 41-43(3)
Author: Snyder P.J.

What Matters in the Third Millenium
pp. 44-46(3)
Author: Eling P.

Biology and Culture in the Literate Mind
pp. 47-49(3)
Authors: Morais J.; Kolinsky R.

Culture and Brain Organization
pp. 50-52(3)
Author: Eviatar Z.

Convergence of Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Event-Related Potential Methodologies
pp. 53-55(3)
Authors: Erwin R.J.; Rao S.M.

Optical Monitoring of Neuronal Activity: Brain-Mapping on a Shoestring
pp. 56-59(4)
Author: Hochman D.W.

Imaging Aphasia: The Coming Paradigm Shift
pp. 60-63(4)
Authors: Khatri P.; Hier D.B.

Exploiting Cognitive Brain Maps
pp. 64-67(4)
Author: Posner M.I.

The Additive Factor Method in Brain Imaging
pp. 68-71(4)
Authors: Sartori G.; Umilta C.

Functional Neuroimaging of Mental Chronometry
pp. 72-74(3)
Author: Servos P.

From Chronograph to Functional Image: What's Next?
pp. 75-77(3)
Author: Sidtis J.J.

The When and Where of Reading in the Brain
pp. 78-81(4)
Authors: Sereno S.C.; Rayner K.

Excitatory and Inhibitory Influences on the Remembering Brain
pp. 82-84(3)
Author: Dywan J.

Achieving Convergent Evidence through Divergent Approaches
pp. 85-88(4)
Authors: Bulman-Fleming M.B.; Grimshaw G.M.; Berenbaum S.A.

Cognitive Neuroscience Needs Affective Neuroscience (and Vice Versa)
pp. 89-92(4)
Author: Davidson R.J.

The Importance of Autonomic Nervous System Function for Theories of Cognitive Brain Function
pp. 93-94(2)
Author: Peters M.

Toward a Computational Affective Neuroscience
pp. 95-98(4)
Authors: Schmidt L.A.; Schulkin J.

Applying Cognitive Research in the Twenty-First Century: Event-Related Potentials in Assessment
pp. 99-101(3)
Author: Connolly J.F.

New Survivors for the New Millennium: Cognitive Risk and Reserve in Adults with Childhood Brain Insults
pp. 102-105(4)
Authors: Dennis M.; Spiegler B.J.; Hetherington R.

Capitalizing on Neuroplasticity
pp. 106-109(4)
Authors: Mateer C.A.; Kerns K.A.

Neurorehabilitation in the Third Millenium: New Roles for Our Environment, Behaviors, and Mind in Brain Damage and Recovery?
pp. 110-112(3)
Author: Ogden J.A.

The Study of the Regenesis of Mind in the Twenty-First Century
pp. 113-116(4)
Authors: Schonle P.W.; Stemmer B.

Clinical Neuropsychology, Functional Neurosurgery, and Restorative Neurology in the Next Millennium: Beyond Secondary Outcome Measures
pp. 117-119(3)
Author: Troster A.I.

Cognitive Rehabilitation in Clinical Neuropsychology
pp. 120-123(4)
Authors: Winocur G.; Palmer H.; Stuss D.T.; Alexander M.P.; Craik F.I.M.; Levine B.; Moscovitch M.; Robertson I.H.

Cortical Specialization for Higher Cognitive Functions: Beyond the Maturational Model
pp. 124-127(4)
Author: Johnson M.H.

Mapping Cognitive Processes onto the Brain: Mind the Gap
pp. 128-130(3)
Author: Halpern D.F.

Toward a Biological Account of Music Experience
pp. 131-134(4)
Authors: Peretz I.; Hebert S.

A New Millennium in Cognitive Neuropsychology Research: The Era of Individual Differences?
pp. 135-138(4)
Author: O'Boyle M.W.

Laughing Matters: Toward a Structural and Neural Account
pp. 139-141(3)
Authors: Vaid J.; Kobler J.B.

A New Paradigm for Investigating Category-Specific Agnosia in the New Millennium
pp. 142-145(4)
Author: Dixon M.J.

Organization of Semantic Knowledge in the Human Brain: Toward a Resolution in the Next Millennium
pp. 146-148(3)
Authors: Crosson B.; Cato M.A.; Sadek J.R.; Lu L.

Representational Gestures as Actions in Space: Propositions for a Research Program
pp. 149-152(4)
Author: Feyereisen P.

Moving into the New Millennium: Some Perspectives on the Brain in Action
pp. 153-156(4)
Authors: Elliott D.; Carson R.G.

Reaching in the New Millenium: Defining Coordinate Systems
pp. 157-159(3)
Authors: Darling W.G.; Pizzimenti M.

How Laterality Will Survive the Millennium Bug
pp. 160-162(3)
Author: Corballis M.C.

Dynamics and Variability of Brain Activation: Searching for Neural Correlates of Skill Acquisition
pp. 163-165(3)
Author: Segalowitz S.J.

Toward the Study of Knowledge Representation in the Brain
pp. 166-169(4)
Author: Schmuller J.

Papers to Appear in Forthcoming Issues
pp. 170-171(2)