chapter 1 Introduction: Homogeneity and Heterogeneity of Cortical Structure: A Theme and its Variations / part Part I THE EMPIRICAL STATUS OF CORTICAL MAPS -- chapter 2 Cyto- and Myeloarchitectonics: Their Relationship and Possible Functional Significance / chapter 3 Architectonic Mapping of the Human Cerebral Cortex / chapter 4 Topographical Variability of Cytoarchitectonic Areas / chapter 5 Mapping of Human Brain Function by Neuroimaging Methods / part Part II CORTICAL AREAS: CORRELATION WITH CONNECTIVITY -- chapter 6 Regional Dendritic Variation in Primate Cortical Pyramidal Cells / chapter 7 Intrinsic Connections in Mammalian Cerebral Cortex / chapter 8 Thalamic Systems and the Diversity of Cortical Areas / chapter 9 Cortical Areas and Patterns of Cortico-Cortical Connections / part Part III CONSTANCY AND VARIATION ACROSS SPECIES -- chapter 10 The Cerebral Cortex of Mammals: Diversity within Unity / chapter 11 Laminar Continuity between Neo- and Meso-Cortex: The Hypothesis of the Added Laminae in the Neocortex / part Part IV FUNCTIONAL EQUIVALENCE BETWEEN AREAS -- chapter 12 Cross-Modal Plasticity as a Tool for Understanding the Ontogeny and Phylogeny of Cerebral Cortex / chapter 13 Do Primary Sensory Areas Play Analogous Roles in Different Sensory Modalities? / chapter 14 Plastic-Adaptive Properties of Cortical Areas / part Part V MORPHOLOGICAL SUBSTRATES OF SEGREGATION AND INTEGRATION -- chapter 15 Connectional Organisation and Function in the Macaque Cerebral Cortex / chapter 16 The Human Cortical White Matter: Quantitative Aspects of Cortico-Cortical Long-Range Connectivity / chapter 17 Fundamentals of Association Cortex / chapter 18 Wheels within Wheels: Circuits for Integration of Neural Assemblies on Small and Large Scales / chapter 19 Discussion Section