The neuroscience of emotion : a new synthesis

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Illustrations = ix
• Preface = xi
• Acknowledgments = xv
• PART Ⅰ Foundations
• Chapter 1 What Don't We Know about Emotions? = 3
• Emotions According to Inside Out = 4
• Toward a Science of Emotion = 13
• Emotions Are Decoupled Reflexes = 18
• Questions We Will Not Answer in This Book = 23
• What Do We Want to Know about Emotions? = 25
• Chapter 2 A Framework for Studying Emotions = 29
• Warm-Up : Neuroscience Questions about Emotion = 30
• Toward a Functional Definition of Emotion = 39
• Proper Functions and Malfunctions = 43
• Emotions and Consciousness = 49
• An Experimental Example = 52
• Summary = 57
• Chapter 3 Building Blocks and Features of Emotions = 58
• Building Blocks versus Features = 62
• A Provisional List of Emotion Properties = 65
• Summary = 98
• PART Ⅱ Neuroscience
• Chapter 4 The Logic of Neuroscientific Explanations = 103
• Levels of Biological Organization = 105
• The Concept of Mechanism in Neuroscience = 108
• Testing Causal Relationships between Neural Activity and Behavior = 114
• Levels of Abstraction = 115
• Mixing of Terms in Neuroscience Explanations = 120
• Necessity, Sufficiency, and Normalcy = 123
• Summary = 125
• Chapter 5 The Neurobiology of Emotion in Animals : General Considerations = 127
• Why Do We Need Studies of the Neurobiology of Emotion in Animals? = 131
• What Do We Want to Understand about Emotion by Studying Animals? = 140
• The Relationship of Emotion States to Motivation, Arousal, and Drive = 143
• Psychiatric Drugs, Animal Models, and Emotions = 153
• Summary = 159
• Chapter 6 The Neuroscience of Emotion in Rodents = 161
• Emotion, Fear, and the Amygdala = 163
• Innate Defensive Behaviors and Emotions = 179
• Distributed versus Localized Emotions in the Brain = 188
• Anxiety = 189
• Other Emotion States : Aggression and Anger = 193
• Positively Valenced Emotion States = 195
• Summary = 196
• Chapter 7 Emotions in Insects and Other Invertebrates = 197
• Learned Avoidance Behavior in Drosophila = 198
• Does Drosophila Have Emotion States? = 203
• Anxiety in Insects and Other Arthropods = 208
• Emotion States and Social Behavior in Insects = 209
• Internal States in Other Invertebrates = 210
• Summary = 214
• Chapter 8 Tools and Methods in Human Neuroscience = 215
• Historical Neuroscience Studies of Emotion in Humans = 218
• fMRI Studies of Emotion : The Method = 233
• Similarity Analyses = 242
• fMRI in Animals? = 245
• Summary = 249
• Chapter 9 The Neuroscience of Emotion in Humans = 251
• fMRI Studies of Emotion : The Logic and the Challenge = 251
• Lessons from Two Examples : Music and Faces = 253
• Attributing Emotions to Others = 257
• Imaging Emotion Concepts = 260
• Feeling Emotions = 265
• Central Emotion States = 270
• Dissociating Emotion States from Concepts and Experience = 273
• Summary = 278
• PART Ⅲ Open Questions
• Chapter 10 Theories of Emotions and Feelings = 281
• The Structure of Affect = 282
• Theories of Feelings = 286
• Philosophy of Emotion = 299
• Taking Stock = 303
• Summary = 306
• Chapter 11 Summary and Future Directions = 308
• The Main Points of This Book = 308
• Feelings Again = 311
• Future Experiments = 313
• Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations = 327
• References = 337
• Index = 347