Introduction
In the morgue: Theodor Meynert, pathological anatomy, and the social structure of dissection
In the lecture theater: reflex and diagnosis in Carl Wernicke's Krankenvorstellungen
On the couch: Sigmund Freud, reflex therapy, and the beginnings of psychoanalysis
In the exercise hall: Otfrid Foerster, neurological gymnastics, and the surgery of motor function
Between hospital and psychoanalytic setting: Paul Schilder and American psychiatry, or how to do psychoanalysis without the unconscious
In the operating room: Wilder Penfield's stimulation reports and the discovery of "mind."