Self Comes to Mind

77–78
function of, 103
generation of protoself in, 205
location of, 79 , 306
in master interoceptive system, 194–95
in processing of feelings, 77, 78
somatosensory role of, 117–18
    intentionality, 90–91
    interneurons, 313–14
    interoception and interoceptive system
brain structures and processes in, 194–95
definition, 51
electrochemical signaling in, 259–60
exteroception and, in creation of self, 199
feelings of emotion and, 110
homeostatic function of, 190–91
master interoceptive maps in, 190–95
mechanisms of, 96–97
narrow range of sensory patterns in, 199
neuronal processes in, 257
relative invariance of, 193–94, 200
significance of, in creation of self, 193–94
    interpersonal interaction
capacity of children with hydranencephaly, 80–81
concept of mind in, 5
as domain of autobiographical self, 23, 210
perception of feeling in others, 167
sociocultural homeostasis, 26–27
see also social systems
    interregions, 313–14
    James, William, 7, 8, 9, 11, 92, 114–16, 159, 320 n 5, 327 n 3, 329 n 3
    Jasper, Herbert, 7, 320 n 3
    Jaynes, Julian, 289, 328 n 4, 341 n 13
    jealousy, 125
    Jessel, Thomas N., 324 n 4
    Johnson, Mark, 327–28 n 3
    Jones, E. G., 338 n 5, 338 n 6
    justice systems, 282–84
    Kahneman, D., 341 n 7
    Kandel, Eric, 32, 324 n 4, 330 n 1
    Kemp, D. T., 339 n 11
    Keysers, C., 332 n 15
    Kiefer, M., 331 n 10
    Klier, Eliana M., 327 n 13
    Knoll, Andrew H., 323 n 1
    knower, self as. see self-as-knower
    Knutson, Brian, 324 n 8
    Koch, Christof, 217, 320 n 10, 335 n 1
    Koenigs, M., 341 n 12
    Kohler, E., 332 n 15
    Kornhuber, H. H., 340 n 1
    Kosslyn, Steve, 136, 330 n 3, 332 n 11, 332 n 12
    Kraft-Ebbing, 333 n 8
    Kreiman, G., 333 n 16
    Lahav, A., 332 n 15
    Lakoff, George, 327–28 n 3
    LaLand, Kevin N., 341 n 15
    language
consciousness and, 171, 172
early human uses of, 290–91
historical development of, 289
images as basis of, 70
    Laureys, Steven, 320 n 2, 333 n 2, n 4, 337 n 18
    learning
brain structures involved in, 74, 132
current understanding of, 132
as education of cognitive unconscious, 280–81
neuronal processes in, 303
see also memory
    LeDoux, J., 321 n 12
    legal systems, 282–84
    Leggenhager, B., 335 n 8
    Lehrer, J., 341 n 7
    Libet, Benjamin, 269, 340 n 1
    life cycle
cell division and reproduction in, 40–41
evolution of life forms, 35
    limbs of body, evolutionary origins, 33
    lip reading, 148–49
    Llinás, Rodolfo, 22, 64, 258, 321 n 10, 322 n 15, 327 n 17, 334 n 9, 339 n 8
    locked-in syndrome, 234–35
    Logothetis, Nikos, 189, 334 n 6
    Lotze, M., 332 n 12
    love, 4, 319 n 1
    Ma, Yo-Yo, 260
    Maddock, R. J., 335 n 2
    magnetoencephalography, 122
    Magoun, Horace, 7, 320 n 3
    maps
brain structures in making of, 66, 67–68, 76
definition, 18, 64–65
direct correspondence of, to object represented, 69, 70, 133–34
dispositions versus, 134
as distinctive feature of brains, 63
dynamic nature of, 66–67
evolution of, 134–35
of externally-directed sensory portal, 196–99
of feeling of emotion, 120
images and, 63, 65, 70, 76
interactive creation of, 63–64
interconnection of, in qualia, 261–62
life management role of, 63, 72–73
master interoceptive, 190–95
master organism, 195–96
in memory storage and recall, 139–40
neural formation of, 18
of protoself, 190
qualia problem of, 256–62
source objects of, 76
as subjective product, 69–70
of superior colliculus, 84
varieties of, 76
see also body mapping
    Maquet, Pierre, 336 n 6
    Margulis, Lynn, 323 n 2
    Massimini, M., 336 n 6
    May, Paul J., 327 n 13
    McDonald, I., 333 n 2
    McKhann, G., 333 n 2
    McLeod, P., 340 n 6
    McRitchie, Deborah A., 328 n 6
    meaning construction, in convergence-divergence zones, 150–51
    Melloni, L. C., 327 n 18
    membrane, cell, 33, 34
    memory
Alzheimer’s disease effects on, 230–31
amnesia, 237–38
in autobiographical self, 210, 211, 212–13
brain activity in default network in recall of, 228, 228
brains structure and processes in, 131, 137–38, 142–43, 149–50
changes in recall of, over time, 131, 210–11
complexity of recall process, 139
construction of maps in, 64
contextual factors in recall of, 133
of dreams, 178–79
emotions triggered by, 111–12
evocation by movement, 104–6
evocative mechanisms for, 130–31
in evolution of consciousness, 182, 290
factual versus procedural, 140
grouping of, as individual object, 212
images from, 71
lack of neuronal cell division and, 40
of motor interactions in creation of self, 204–5
neuronal processes of, 303
prejudiced recording and recall