The brain

The brain [DVD]

Brain with Dr. David Eagleman (Television program)

Brain with David Eagleman

WGBY DVD Collection

What is reality? / What makes me? / Who is in control? / How do I decide? / Why do I need you? / Who will we be?

The self and its brain

Altered egos : how the brain creates the self

Altered egos : how the brain creates the self

The lost self : pathologies of the brain and identity

The self illusion : how the social brain creates identity

The secret of consciousness : how the brain tells 'the story of me'

Synaptic self : how our brains become who we are

The big one -- Seeking the self -- The most unaccountable of machinery -- Building the brain -- Adventures in time -- Small change -- The mental trilogy -- The emotional brain revisited -- The lost world -- Synaptic sickness -- Who are you?

The feeling of life itself : why consciousness is widespread but can't be computed

Preface : consciousness redux -- What is consciousness? -- Who is conscious? -- Animal consciousness -- Consciousness and the rest -- Consciousness and the brain -- Tracking the footprints of consciousness -- Why we need a theory of consciousness -- Of wholes -- Tools to measure consciousness -- The uber-mind and pure consciousness -- Does consciousness have a function? -- Consciousness and computationalism -- Why computers can't experience -- Is consciousness everywhere? -- Coda : why this matters

The four realms of existence : a new theory of being human

What Is a Human Being? -- "Self" Doubt -- The Personality Contest -- It's Only Words -- A Path Forward -- The Secret of Life -- Bodies -- The Duality of Biological Existence -- It Took Nerve -- Vertebrates and Their Nervous Systems -- Romer's Rendition -- Viscerology -- The Behavioral Thoroughfare -- Internalizing the External World -- What Is Cognition? -- Mental Models -- Model-Based Cognition in Evolution -- Foraging in the Mind -- The Cognitive Brain -- Is Consciousness Mysterious? -- Kinds of Consciousness -- Making Consciousness Meaningful -- Fact-Knowing and Self-Knowing Consciousness -- Non-Knowing Consciousness -- What Consciousness Might Be Like in Other Animals -- Stories We Tell Ourselves, and Others.

Trauma and the body : a sensorimotor approach to psychotherapy

The Norton series on interpersonal neurobiology

Norton series on interpersonal neurobiology.

Hierarchical information processing : cognitive, emotional, and sensorimotor dimensions -- Window of tolerance : the capacity for modulating arousal -- Attachment : the role of the body in dyadic regulation -- The orienting response : narrowing the field of consciousness -- Defensive subsystems : mobilizing and immobilizing responses -- Adaptation : the role of action systems and tendencies -- Psychological trauma and the brain : toward a neurobiological treatment model / Principles of treatment : putting theory into practice -- The organization of experience : skills for working with the body in present time