David V Forrest
Biographic Data
| ID | 8844325 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David V Forrest |
| GIVEN NAMES | David V |
| FAMILY NAME | Forrest |
| SIGNATURE | FORREST D V |
| AFFILIATIONS | 155 West 68th Street, New York, New York 10023. |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5913-6170 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Afterword to Krazy
George Herriman's "Krazy Kat," a linguistically innovative and trenchant comic strip that appeared in newspapers from 1916-1944, attracted the attention of our major American poet, e. e. cummings, who wrote a foreword to a collection of the strips and admired it for its transcendent celebration of love over egoism in a triadic relationship, its scorn of politics, and its brick-throwing irreverence. Similarities between Cummings's and Herriman's w…
The Mortal Stage of Late Life
A Mortal Stage of later life may be considered as a subdivision of Erik Erikson's eighth stage of life which he called Mature Age, characterized by issues of integrity versus disgust, despair. Mortality poses the optimal task of Realization (in many positive coping and existential senses) versus Denial (or other non-recognition or emotional paralysis) or Fear (or apprehension or even terror). Premorbid awareness of illness may contribute to or ch…
Language and Psychosis
Edward O. Wilson's Consilience
Mind, Brain, Machine
Mind, Brain, and Machine
Mind, Brain, and Machine
The synthesis of psychodynamic theory and practice with neurosciences and neuropsychiatry, Freud's original intent, may be aided by consideration of developments in machine intelligence. In the domain of object recognition and representation, such cross-talk arises from consideration of the subdivisions in the way the brain sees that have anatomic bases. The brain subdivides recognition tasks by hemisphere, and this subdivision resembles the plat…
Mental, Neuropsychic, and Brain Patterns of Defense
The synthesis of psychodynamic and neuroscientific data may be advanced by the study of similarly configured specific patterns of defense along continua from the normal and neurotic mental mechanisms of defenses, through what might be termed neuropsychiatric defenses influenced by the neurological state, to the more clearly neurological cortical reactions. These similar patterns and continua are the particularly human way brain adds its flavor of…
Further developmental stages of the interest in money
Nerds, or Neuroevolutionary Rostral Developers
Psychoanalytic medicine can incorporate information from the neurosciences to expand anatomic characterology through new knowledge of brain function. One focus of interest that is not currently targeted by research into specific pathological conditions is that of the highly intelligent, scientific person. This paper designates by the ambivalent popular term "nerds" persons whose brain development enables them to manipulate very abstract concepts …
Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend
A promising new "ecumenical" movement in psychiatry attempts to synthesize the two great intellectual traditions, psychoanalysis and neurobiology, so that we may avoid splitting the care of the patient into the partial domains of biotherapy that lacks the understanding of mental interrelations and purely psychological psychotherapy that lacks an appreciation of the embeddedness of mental processes in brain function. Recent synthetic work is asses…
The Art in Analysis
A n-pentane should be expected to have a C2v symmetry for a rigid structure, even if it would have the highest symmetry. However the obtained vibrational spectrum of a npentane seems to be explained on the basis of a non-rigid D3d symmetry with the rotating CH2 group. The vibrational spectra of an isopentane and a neopentane are assigned in terms of a non-rigid C3v and a non-rigid Td symmetry with an internal rotation, respectively. These structu…
With Two Heads You Can Think Twice — Relations in the Language of Madness
Language as Object—and Subject
Depression
New Words and Neologisms †
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New Words and Neologisms †
Depression
With Two Heads You Can Think Twice — Relations in the Language of Madness
Language as Object—and Subject
The Art in Analysis
A n-pentane should be expected to have a C2v symmetry for a rigid structure, even if it would have the highest symmetry. However the obtained vibrational spectrum of a npentane seems to be explained on the basis of a non-rigid D3d symmetry with the rotating CH2 group. The vibrational spectra of an isopentane and a neopentane are assigned in terms of a non-rigid C3v and a non-rigid Td symmetry with an internal rotation, respectively. These structu…
Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend
A promising new "ecumenical" movement in psychiatry attempts to synthesize the two great intellectual traditions, psychoanalysis and neurobiology, so that we may avoid splitting the care of the patient into the partial domains of biotherapy that lacks the understanding of mental interrelations and purely psychological psychotherapy that lacks an appreciation of the embeddedness of mental processes in brain function. Recent synthetic work is asses…
Nerds, or Neuroevolutionary Rostral Developers
Psychoanalytic medicine can incorporate information from the neurosciences to expand anatomic characterology through new knowledge of brain function. One focus of interest that is not currently targeted by research into specific pathological conditions is that of the highly intelligent, scientific person. This paper designates by the ambivalent popular term "nerds" persons whose brain development enables them to manipulate very abstract concepts …
Further developmental stages of the interest in money
Mind, Brain, and Machine
The synthesis of psychodynamic theory and practice with neurosciences and neuropsychiatry, Freud's original intent, may be aided by consideration of developments in machine intelligence. In the domain of object recognition and representation, such cross-talk arises from consideration of the subdivisions in the way the brain sees that have anatomic bases. The brain subdivides recognition tasks by hemisphere, and this subdivision resembles the plat…
Mental, Neuropsychic, and Brain Patterns of Defense
The synthesis of psychodynamic and neuroscientific data may be advanced by the study of similarly configured specific patterns of defense along continua from the normal and neurotic mental mechanisms of defenses, through what might be termed neuropsychiatric defenses influenced by the neurological state, to the more clearly neurological cortical reactions. These similar patterns and continua are the particularly human way brain adds its flavor of…
Mind, Brain, and Machine
Mind, Brain, Machine
Language and Psychosis
Edward O. Wilson's Consilience
Afterword to Krazy
George Herriman's "Krazy Kat," a linguistically innovative and trenchant comic strip that appeared in newspapers from 1916-1944, attracted the attention of our major American poet, e. e. cummings, who wrote a foreword to a collection of the strips and admired it for its transcendent celebration of love over egoism in a triadic relationship, its scorn of politics, and its brick-throwing irreverence. Similarities between Cummings's and Herriman's w…
The Mortal Stage of Late Life
A Mortal Stage of later life may be considered as a subdivision of Erik Erikson's eighth stage of life which he called Mature Age, characterized by issues of integrity versus disgust, despair. Mortality poses the optimal task of Realization (in many positive coping and existential senses) versus Denial (or other non-recognition or emotional paralysis) or Fear (or apprehension or even terror). Premorbid awareness of illness may contribute to or ch…
Psychology (15 works) · Psychoanalysis (8 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Cognitive psychology (5 works) · Cognitive science (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works)