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The psychoanalytical concept from a neurophysiological perspective.

Many neurobiologists remain reluctant concerning the perspectives of a fruitful dialogue between psychoanalysis and neurosciences. Our attempt aims to underline the impact of recent neurophysiological and psychophysiological data on a scientific foundation of the three basic components of psychoanalysis: unconsciousness, sexuality and dreams. The psychoanalytical and the neuroscientific theory and practice of the posttraumatic stress disorders and of the stress concept are also discussed.