Hierarchies in Neurology

Keywords

Function (biology), Cognitive science, Neuroscience, Neurology, Psychology

References

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Cited by

• John Hughlings‐Jackson's Writings on the Auditory Aura and Localization of the Auditory CortexR. Edward Hogan, Kitti Kaiboriboon — 2004
• Evolutionary psychiatry. Adaptationist and nonadaptationist conceptualizations.B. Dubrovsky — 2002
• Variations in Synaptic Plasticity and Types of Memory in Corticohippocampal NetworksGary Lynch, Richard Granger — 1992
• The specificity of stress responses to different nocuous stimuli: neurosteroids and depression.B. Dubrovsky — 2000
• 'On the Pathology of Convulsions' by Sir J. R. ReynoldsGermán E. Berríos — 1998
• Fundamental neuroscience and the classification of psychiatric disorders.B. Dubrovsky — 1995
• Working memory: looking back and looking forwardAlan Baddeley — 2003
• Hughlings Jackson and the role of the entorhinal cortex in temporal lobe epilepsy: from patient A to Doctor Z.Sahib S. Khalsa, Steven A. Moore, Gary W. Van Hoesen — 2006
• Effect of plasma levels of large neutral amino acids and degree of parkinsonism on the blood‐to‐brain transport of levodopa in naive and MPTP parkinsonian monkeysGuillermo M. Alexander, Robert J. Schwartzman, John R. Grothusen — 1994
• The concept of neuropsychiatry: a historical overview.Germán E. Berríos, Ivana S. Marková — 2002
• The Holographic Principle of Mind and the Evolution of ConsciousnessMark Germine — 2008
• Cognition, motivation, emotion and action: a dynamic and vulnerable interdependenceFrederick Toates — 2004
• Visual command hallucinations in a patient with pure alexia.Dominic ffytche, Julia Lappin, Michael Philpot — 2004
• Hughlings Jackson's neurological ideas.G.K. York, David A. Steinberg — 2011
• The "dreamy state": John Hughlings-Jackson's ideas of epilepsy and consciousness.R. Edward Hogan, Kitti Kaiboriboon — 2003
• John Hughlings Jackson's observations on 'lower level', or 'pontobulbar,' fits and their relevance to current concepts of seizures and myoclonusAllan Krumholz, Gregory K. Bergey, M Nathanson — 1994
• Jonathan Hutchinson and John Hughlings Jackson: Reflections on a FriendshipJ. G. Scadding — 1999
• Transfer of Lamarckisms and emerging 'scientific' psychologies: 19th - early 20th centuries Britain and France.Snait B. Gissis — 2020
• I Conceptual IssuesGerman E. Berrios, Ivana S. Marková — 2013
• Zum Problem der Repräsentation höherer HirnleistungenC. Wallesch — 1990

Related papers

• Evolution and the problem of mind: Part II. John Hughlings JacksonC. U. M. Smith — 1982
• Evolution of nervous systems and psychiatry: consequences of the vertical and horizontal duality of the evolutionary process.B. Dubrovsky — 1993
• The origin of scientific neurology and its consequences for modern and future neuroscience.David A. Steinberg — 2014
• John Hughlings Jackson's evolutionary neurology: a unifying framework for cognitive neuroscience.Elizabeth A. Franz, G Gillett — 2011
• Cerebral Localization in the Nineteenth Century — The Birth of a Science and its Modern ConsequencesDavid A. Steinberg — 2009
• John Hughlings Jackson and the conceptual foundations of the neurosciences.Samuel H. Greenblatt — 1999
• Positive and negative symptoms and Jackson. A conceptual history.Germán E. Berríos — 1985
• Evolution in the Brain, Evolution in the Mind: The Hierarchical Brain and the Interface between Psychoanalysis and NeuroscienceLeonardo Niro Nascimento — 2017
• Higher Cerebral Functions and Their Clinical Disorders.E Herz — 1965