Simulating the mind: a technical neuropsychoanalytical approach

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Part I Theory 1 -- 1 The Vision 2 -- 2.1 Introduction to Automation 7 -- 2.2 Introduction to Psychoanalysis 12 -- 2.3 Psychoanalysis, a Natural Science? 17 -- 2.4 Neuropsychoanalysis 21 -- 2.5 Realizing Psychic Functions in a Machine 32 -- 2.6 Automation as the Challenge for Psychoanalysis 35 -- 2.7 Two Different Sciences -- two Different Languages 36 -- 3 Model 37 -- 3.1 Modeling a Decision Unit for Autonomous Agents 37 -- 3.2 Perception in Automation 42 -- 3.3 Towards the new ARS-PA Model 46 -- 3.4 The New Model and its Description: Top-Down-Design 53 -- 4 Implementation and Application 64 -- 4.1 Differentiation between Modeling and Implementation 64 -- 4.2 The Bubble-World 65 -- 4.3 Applying the Model 67 -- 4.4 Possible Future Benefits for the Humanities 69 -- Part II Proceedings of Emulating the Mind (ENF 2007) 75 -- 1 Session 1 76 -- 1.1 A Brief Overview of Artificial Intelligence Focusing on Computational Models of Emotions 76 -- 1.2 Considering a Technical Realization of a Neuropsychoanalytical Model of the Mind -- A Theoretical Framework 99 -- 1.3 What is the "Mind"? A Neuro-Psychoanalytical Approach 115 -- 1.4 Discussion Chaired by Authors 123 -- 2 Session 2 124 -- 2.1 Machines in the Ghost 124 -- 2.2 Simulating the Primal Affective Mentalities of the Mammalian Brain: A Fugue on the Emotional Feelings of Mental Life and Implications for AI-Robotics 149 -- 2.3 Discussion Chaired by Authors 177 -- 3 Session 3 178 -- 3.1 Cognitive and Affective Automation: Machines Using the Psychoanalytic Model of the Human Mind 178 -- 3.2 Issues at the Interface of Artificial Intelligence and Psychoanalysis: Emotion, Consciousness, Transference 227 -- 3.3 Discussion Chaired by Authors 237 -- 4 Session 4 239 -- 4.1 The Prometheus Phantasy -- Functions of the Human Psyche for Technical Systems 239 -- 4.2 Return of the Zombie -- Neuropsychoanalysis, Consciousness, and the Engineering of Psychic Functions 251 -- 4.3 Discussion Chaired by Authors 259 -- 5 Discussion Sessions 260 -- 5.1 Psychoanalysis and Computer Engineering 260 -- 5.2 The Mammal in the Machine 262 -- 5.3 The Remembering Body 264 -- 5.4 Emotions, Drives and Desire (Silicone in Love) 266 -- 5.5 Getting A Grasp 268 -- 5.6 Free Will 271 -- Part III Responses to the ENF 2007 274 -- 1 Introductory Words 275 -- 2 Collected Papers 277 -- 2.1 A Computational Model of Affects 277 -- 2.2 The Physics of Thoughts 290 -- 2.3 A Functional View on "Cognitive" Perceptual Systems Based on Functions and Principles of the Human Mind 302 -- 2.4 Four Laws of Machine Psychodynamics 320 -- 2.5 Artificial Group Mind, a Psychoanalytically Founded Thought Experiment 332 -- 2.6 Artificial Group Psychodynamics: Emergence of the Collective 347 -- 2.7 A Primer of Psychoanalysis for Alan Turing 367 -- 2.8 Alexander R. Luria and the Theory of Functional Systems 381 -- 2.9 A Mind for Resolving the Interior-Exterior Distinctions 394 -- 2.10 The Vision, Revisited 399 -- Part IV Explanations for Engineers and Psychoanalysts 416.