The self : from soul to brain / edited by Joseph LeDoux, Jacek Debiec, and Henry Moss.

New York : New York Academy of Sciences, 2003.

viii, 317 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 24 cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Self-representation in nervous systems / by Patricia S. Churchland -- The self as a responding-and responsible-artifact / by Daniel C. Dennett -- Whatever happened to the soul?: theological perspectives on neuroscience and the self / by Nancey Murphy -- Out of contact, out of mind: the distributed nature of the self / by David J. Turk ... [et al.] -- Knowing about knowing: dissociations between perception and action systems over evolution and during development / by Marc D. Hauser -- The emergence of consciousness and its role in human development / by Michael Lewis -- Theory of mind and the self / by Francesca Happé -- Cultural selves / by Naomi Quinn -- Implicit self and identity / by Thierry Devos and Mahzarin R. Banaji -- The mind's self-portrait / by Daniel M. Wegner -- The seven sins of memory: implications for self / by Daniel L. Schacter, Joan Y. Chiao, and Jason P. Mitchell -- Renovating the house of being: genomes, souls, and selves / by Alex Mauron -- Feelings of emotions and the self / by Antonio Damasio -- The computational self / by Terrence Sejnowski -- A parallel between radical reductionism in science and in art / by Eric R. Kandel and Sarah Mack -- The self: clues from the brain / by Joseph LeDoux.