The Birth of Intersubjectivity: Psychodynamics, Neurobiology, and the Self (The Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology)
by Vittorio Gallese, Massimo Ammaniti
In The Birth of Intersubjectivity, Vittorio Gallese and Massimo Ammaniti explore how psychodynamics and neurobiology shape the emergence of the self in interpersonal contexts. Part of The Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology, this book offers a deep dive into the mechanisms of human connection and relational understanding, essential for psychologists and neuroscientists.
About This Book
The Birth of Intersubjectivity examines the foundational aspects of how individuals connect and form a sense of self within social interactions. Drawing from psychodynamic principles and neurobiological research, it highlights the mechanisms that underpin shared experiences between people.
Authors Vittorio Gallese and Massimo Ammaniti integrate perspectives from interpersonal neurobiology to discuss the development of intersubjectivity. The book is part of The Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology, focusing on the brain's role in relational dynamics.
This work provides a comprehensive look at the interplay between mind, brain, and relationships, emphasizing the self's evolution through early interactions. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding human connection at both psychological and biological levels.
Through theoretical exploration, the text bridges clinical insights with scientific findings, aiding in the comprehension of therapeutic processes and personal development.
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