Both neuroscience and cognitive science have neglected emotion until recently. By the last
quarter of the nineteenth century, Charles Darwin, William James, and Sigmund Freud had …

The neuropsychology of emotion and personality. The neuropsychology of emotion and
personality. Citation Gray, JA (1987). The neuropsychology of emotion and personality. In SM …

Through the ages, cognition and emotion have been viewed as separate but equal aspects
of the mind. The goal of a theory of mind was traditionally to understand how cognition …

Cognition and Emotion Page 1 17 Cognition and Emotion PROCESSING FUNCTIONS AND
BRAIN SYSTEMS J oseph E. LeDoux Cognitive science seeks to understand the inner …

We are finally in the midst of an affective revolution in the brain-mind sciences. As research
papers and monographs proliferate on this once ignored (and oft scorned) topic, the field is …

The Western philosophical tradition views cognition and emotion as inimical to each other
(Lyons, 1999). We do not believe this to be always true, nor do we believe that cognition and …

There has long been a common, if usually unspoken, tendency to believe that somehow,
discussions of the brain and cognition, emotion, and conscious experience, belong to …

It would not be possible to discuss the integrative aspects of brain function without
considering the operations that arise in large-scale neural systems; and it would be …

How are emotions organized in the brain? Tor D. Wager1 Anjali Krishnan1,2 Emma Hitchcock1
1 University of Colorado Boulder 2 Bro Page 1 THE EMOTIONAL BRAIN 1 How are emotions …

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Although much remains to be done, we can look upon recent accomplishments in our field and …