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On the Narrative Self

Nikolai Axmacher

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Abstract The field of neuropsychoanalysis uses innovative techniques to find out how unconscious neuropsychic processes control the way we think, feel and act. Studies of autobiographical memory, internal conflict processing and identity formation reveal the possibilities of combining approaches from the humanities and natural sciences.

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Abstract The field of neuropsychoanalysis uses innovative techniques to find out how unconscious neuropsychic processes control the way we think, feel and act. Studies of autobiographical memory, internal conflict processing and identity formation reveal the possibilities of combining approaches from the humanities and natural sciences.

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Abstract The field of neuropsychoanalysis uses innovative techniques to find out how unconscious neuropsychic processes control the way we think, feel and act. Studies of autobiographical memory, internal conflict processing and identity formation reveal the possibilities of combining approaches from the humanities and natural sciences.

Key concepts: Unconscious mind, Narrative, Identity (music), Autobiographical memory, Field (mathematics), Psychology, Cognitive science, Control (management)

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