Brain and psyche: the biology of the unconscious

New York: Vintage Books (1985)
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Abstract

A neurologist presents evidence for locating the unconscious--Freud's concept--within the actual physiology of the brain, in a study that explains current knowledge about perception, memory, sleep, dreams, and Freud's theory of the unconscious

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