Neurohistory

Neurohistory is an interdisciplinary approach to history that leverages advances in neuroscience to tell new kinds of stories about the past, but especially of deep history. It was first proposed by Harvard professor Daniel Lord Smail.^[1] Other supporters include Lynn Hunt.^[2]

Subsequent commentaries have shown that the idea relies on evolutionary assumptions (notably a blend of exaptation and the Baldwin Effect) and can be extended by drawing on ideas from neurophilosophy. The result has been suggested as providing the means for a new kind of historical method: history from within, which is conceived as an augmentation of history from below.^[2]

References

↑ Smail, D. L. (2008) On Deep History and the Brain. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press
1 2 Burman, J. T. (2012). History from within? Contextualizing the new neurohistory and seeking its methods. History of Psychology, 15(1), 84-99. doi:10.1037/a0023500

Neuroscience

Outline of neuroscience

Basic science	Behavioral epigenetics Behavioral genetics Brain–computer interface Cellular neuroscience Computational neuroscience Connectomics Evolutionary neuroscience Imaging genetics Integrative neuroscience Molecular neuroscience Neural engineering Neural network (artificial) Neural network (biological) Neural signal processing Neurobioengineering Neurobiology Neurobiotics Neurochemistry Neurochip Neuroembryology Neuroendocrinology Neuroethology Neurogenetics Neuroimmune system Neuroinformatics Neurometrics Neurophysics Neurophysiology Neuroplasticity Neuro-psychoanalysis Neurorobotics Neurotechnology Neurotoxicology Paleoneurology

Clinical neuroscience	Behavioral neurology Clinical neurophysiology Neural development Neural tissue regeneration Neuroanatomy Neurocardiology Neurodegeneration Neurodevelopmental disorders Neurodiversity Neuroepidemiology Neurogastroenterology Neuroimaging Neuroimmunology Neurointensive care Neurology Neuromodulation Neuromorphology Neuromonitoring Neurooncology Neuro-ophthalmology Neuropathology Neuropharmacology Neuroprosthetics Neuropsychiatry Neuroradiology Neurorehabilitation Neurosurgery Neurotology Neurovirology Nutritional Psychiatry

Cognitive neuroscience	Affective Behavioral Chronobiology Cultural Educational Molecular cellular cognition Motor or movement Neurolinguistics Neuropsychology Sensory Social Systems

Non-science	Consumer neuroscience Neuroanthropology Neurocriminology Neuroculture Neuroeconomics Neuroeducation Neuroepistemology Neuroesthetics Neuroethics Neurohistory Neurolaw Neuromanagement Neuromarketing Neurophenomenology Neurophilosophy Neuropolitics Neurosociology Neurotheology

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