Contents -- Contributors -- 1. Behavioral Neuroanatomy: Large-Scale Networks, Association Cortex, Frontal Syndromes, the Limbic System, and Hemispheric Specializations -- I. Introduction -- II. Parts of the Cerebral Cortex -- III. Cortical Organization, Connectivity, and Transmodal Areas -- IV. Functions of Individual Cortical Zones: Primary Sensory and Motor Areas -- V. Functions of Modality-Specific (Unimodal) Sensory Association Areas -- VI. Motor Association Areas (Premotor Cortex, Supplementary Motor Area, Frontal Eye Fields) -- VII. Temporal Heteromodal Cortex and Agnosias-Transmodal Gateways for the Recognition of Faces, Objects, and Voices -- VIII. Wernicke's Area as a Temporoparietal Transmodal Gateway for Language -- IX. Functions and Syndromes of Posterior Parietal Heteromodal Cortex -- X. Prefrontal Heteromodal Cortex and Frontal Lobe Syndromes: Attention, Executive Functions, and Comportment -- XI. Paralimbic (Mesocortical) Areas -- XII. Limbic Structures of the Septal Area, Nucleus Basalis, and Piriform Cortex -- XIII. The Amygdala, Emotion, and Affiliative Behaviors: Gateway into the Neurology of Value -- XIV. The Hippocampus and the Binding of Distributed Information into Explicit Memory: Gateway into the Neurology of Recollection -- XV. The Limbic System -- XVI. Basal Ganglia and Cerebellum -- XVII. The Thalamus -- XVIII. Channel Functions and State Functions -- XIX. Hemispheric Specialization and Asymmetry -- XX. Distributed Large-Scale Networks and Their Cortical Epicenters -- XXI. Overview and Conclusions -- 2. Neuropsychological Assessment of Mental State -- I. Introduction: General Principles -- II. General Strategy for the Mental-State Examination and Review of Primary Neurocognitive Domains -- III. Testing the Elderly and the Diagnosis of Dementia -- IV. Testing Lobes and Hemispheres -- V. Overview and Conclusions.

3. Attentional Networks, Confusional States, and Neglect Syndromes -- I. Introduction -- II. Confusional States as Disorders of the Attentional Matrix -- III. Biology of the Attentional Matrix -- IV. Neglect Syndromes as Disorders of Spatial Attention -- V. Right Hemisphere Dominance for Spatial Attention -- VI. Functional Anatomy of Unilateral Neglect -- VII. Dissociations and Subtypes-Is There Parietal Versus Frontal Neglect? -- VIII. A Neural Network for the Distribution of Spatial Attention -- IX. Overlap with Other Networks: Eye Movements, Working Memory, and Temporal Expectation -- X. Causes, Course, and Treatment of Unilateral Neglect and Relationship to Other Components of the Right Hemisphere Syndrome -- XI. Overview and Conclusions -- 4. Memory and Amnesia -- I. Introduction -- II. The Classic Limbic Amnesic Syndrome -- III. Memory and Its Disorders -- IV. The Anatomical Substrates of Memory -- V. Amnesia Syndromes -- VI. Memory Rehabilitation -- VII. Overview -- 5. Aphasia and the Neural Basis of Language -- I. Introduction -- II. The Aphasias -- III. Language Impairments Following Damage Outside Classical Language Territories -- IV. Sign Language Aphasia -- V. The Role of Nondominant Hemisphere Cortices in Language -- VI. Aphasia Management -- VII. Overview -- 6. Affective Prosody and the Aprosodias -- I. Introduction -- II. Neurology of Prosody -- III. Neurology of Kinesics -- IV. The Aprosodias -- V. Clinical Examination of Affective Prosody and Gesture -- VI. Hemispheric Lateralization of Affective Prosody and Callosal Integration of Language Functions -- VII. Aprosodias in Tone Languages -- VIII. Aprosodias, Display Behaviors, and Emotional Experience -- 7. Disorders of Complex Visual Processing -- I. Disorders of Pattern Recognition -- II. Other Disorders of Face Processing -- III. Disorders of Color Perception.

IV. Other Disorders Related to Color Processing -- V. Disorders of Spatial Analysis -- VI. Disturbances of Constructional Ability -- VII. Disturbance of the Ability to Dress -- VIII. Concluding Remarks -- 8. Temporolimbic Epilepsy and Behavior -- I. Introduction -- II. Classification and Definition -- III. Anatomical Pathophysiology -- IV. Ictal Manifestations of TLE -- V. Interictal (Long-Term) Associations of TLE -- VI. The Diagnostic Evaluation and Workup -- VII. Treatment -- VIII. Overview -- 9. Neural Substrates of Psychiatric Syndromes -- I. Introduction -- II. Unipolar and Bipolar Affective Disorders -- III. Anxiety-Related Disorders -- IV. Schizophrenia -- V. Autism -- VI. Overview -- 10. Aging, Alzheimer's Disease, and Dementia: Clinical and Neurobiological Perspectives -- I. Introduction -- II. Aging and the Human Brain -- III. The Definition and Differential Diagnosis of Dementia -- IV. Some Clinical Profiles of Behaviorally Focal Primary Dementias -- V. Alzheimer's Disease-Genetics, Clinical Picture, and Diagnosis -- VI. The Neuropathology of AD -- VII. Plasticity Failure-A Hypothesis for Unifying the Pathogenesis of Plaques and Tangles -- VIII. Some Non-AD Dementias -- IX. Vascular Dementia [Also Known as Multiinfarct Dementia (MID)] -- X. Patient Care and Treatment in AD and Other Dementias -- XI. Overview and Conclusions -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.