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1.        Galin, D.  Implications for psychiatry of left and right cerebral specialization.  Archives of General Psychiatry, 31:572-583, 1974.

2.      Galin, D.  Hemispheric specialization: Implications for psychiatry.  In R.G. Grenell and S. Gabay (eds.) Biological Foundations of Psychiatry.  1976.

3.      Galin, D.  Duality of the brain:  Implications for education.  Childhood Education, 53(1):17-20, 1976.  Reprinted in Readings in Early Childhood Education 78/79, Annual Editions, 1979.

4.        Galin, D., Diamond, R., and Braff, D.  Lateralization of conversion symptoms:  More frequent on the left.  American Journal of Psychiatry, 134(5):578-580, 1977.

5.      Galin, D.  Lateral specialization in psychiatric issues:  Speculations on development and the evolution of consciousness.  In S.J. Dimond and D.A. Blizard (eds.), Evolution and Lateralization of the Brain, New York Academy of Sciences, N.Y.  299:397-411, 1977.

6.        Galin, D., Johnstone, J., Nakell, L., and Herron, J.  Development of the capacity for tactile information transfer between hemispheres in normal children. Science, 1979, 204, 1330, 1332.

7.      Galin, D. "This week’s Citation Classic: Getting yourself together; hemispheric autonomy and/or integration"; Current Contents 19(42):10, 1991.

8.        Galin, D. Theoretical reflection on awareness, monitoring, and self in relation to anosognosia.  Consciousness and Cognition., 1:152-162, 1992.

9.        Galin, D.  The structure of awareness: contemporary applications of William James's forgotten concept of "the fringe."  Journal of Mind and Behavior., 15(4):375-400, 1994.

10. Galin, D.  What is the difference between a duck?  In J. Cohen and J. Schooler (eds), Scientific Approaches to the Question of Consciousness.  Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 1995, pp.  445-450.

11. Galin, D.   Separating First-Personness from the other problems of Consciousness. Journal of Consciousness Studies, 6 (2-3), 222-229.

12.   Galin, D.  The concepts of Self and Person in Buddhism and in Contemporary Western Science. In B. A. Wallace (ed), Breaking New Ground: Essays on Tibetan Buddhism and Modern Science. Columbia Univ. Press (in press, 2002)