Acta Psychologica 2001: Vol 107 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
Beyond the decade of the brain: towards a functional
neuroanatomy of the mind
Editors: J. Wagemans, F.A.J. Verstraten, S. He
Editorial
J. Wagemans, Beyond the decade of the brain: towards a functional
neuroanatomy of the mind
R.L. Savoy, History and future directions of human brain mapping and
functional neuroimaging
S.H. Creem and D.R. Proffitt, Defining the cortical visual systems: ““What”’,
Where’, and “How”
J. Culham, S. He, S. Dukelow and F.A.J. Verstraten, Visual motion and the
human brain: what has neuroimaging told us?
K.G. Munhall, Functional imaging during speech production
G.W. Humphreys and C.J. Price, Cognitive neuropsychology and functional
brain imaging: implications for functional and anatomical models of
cognition
L.M. Parsons, Integrating cognitive psychology, neurology and neuroima-
ging
B. de Gelder and R. Rouw, Beyond localisation: a dynamical dual route
account of face recognition
V.A.F. Lamme, Blindsight: the role of feedforward and feedback
corticocortical connections
A.B. Morland, H.A. Baseler, M.B. Hoffmann, L.T. Sharpe and B.A.
Wandell, Abnormal retinotopic representations in human visual cortex
revealed by fMRI
P.J. Bennett, A.B. Sekuler, A.R. McIntosh and V. Della-Maggiore, The
effects of aging on visual memory: evidence for functional reorganization
of cortical networks
. Stewart, A. Ellison, V. Walsh and A. Cowey, The role of transcranial
magnetic stimulation (TMS) in studies of vision, attention and cognition
. Grill-Spector and R. Malach, fMR-adaptation: a tool for studying the
functional properties of human cortical neurons
. op de Beeck, J. Wagemans and R. Vogels, Can neuroimaging really tell
us what the human brain is doing? The relevance of indirect measures of
population activity
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