Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface
Structure of the Book
Chapter 1. It Takes Two (or More) to Tango
Chapter 2. The Individual – In Dividuum We Trust?
Chapter 3. The Collective – Together Forever?
Chapter 4. What’s Neuroscience Got to Do With It?
Chapter 5. The Amygdala – Our Existential ‘First Responder’
Chapter 6. The Prefrontal Cortex – Civilization’s Grand Mediator
Chapter 7. It Takes Three to Tango
Chapter 8. The New Paradigm: Merging Psychology with Sociology Through Neurology
Chapter 9. Epilogue: What’s All This Good For? From Theory to Practice
References
Index
Reviews
“We think that it is time to give a rapprochement between psychology and sociology another honest try – this time around with the help of the bridging services of neurology. Hence, our new book: Between I and We – Unifying Psychology and Sociology Along the Amygdala-Prefrontal Cortex Continuum, enlists centuries of human exploration and experience, to provide the first disciplined attempt to bring together humanity’s two ancient-yet-ever-renewing efforts at self-understanding. We do this by mapping a common cognitive and behavioral path that merges what we know about the conscious and unconscious, the rational and irrational, the pragmatic and the incorporeal – at both the individual and the group levels – along the unifying continuum of the Amygdala-Prefrontal Cortex spectrum. This is a continuum that describes the relative, proportional, inter-relations between the instinctive-reactive (amygdala) and the contemplative-responsive (prefrontal cortex), the fast and the slow, the coarse and the nuanced…To read the full article, click here” – Featured online by The Safe Communities Institute (SCI) at the University of Southern California Price School of Public Policy, https://sci.usc.edu/