Biologically speaking: an experimental autobiography
Brain birth: a non-immaculate conception
Brain growth: the illusion and reality of being a self
Brain state: a self organizing process
My experimental nature
The genesis of my experimentalism
Marginal modes of being
Experimental social structures
The nature of my experiments
Psychoanalysis as thesis
Brain science as antithesis
Cognitive neuroscience as synthesis
Experiments of nature
Brain shock
Brain death
Heart failure
Back ache
Sleep strangulation
Implications of my experiments
Scientific
Humanistic
Philosophical
Functional conclusions.