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June 22, 2023 Fabian Johnson
This research aims to translate the process of imagination into a digital procedure to produce tangible outputs. By exploring the psyche, and examining the connection between architecture and the unconscious mind, the study investigates how dream consciousness can shape architectural environments and atmospheres through the use of archetypes. The cause-and-effect relationships of archetypes,...
Lebenswelt: Aesthetics and Philosophy of Experience June 21, 2023 Marco Duichin, Pietro Stampa
Interest in dream and madness, conceived as the loss of a world shared with others, and the individual’s entry into a private world governed by a personal logic unrelated to the waking state and to common feeling, recurs in at least three of Kant’s works: Essay on the Diseases of the Head, (1764), Dreams of a Spirit-Seer (1766), and Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View (1798). Hegel too,...
The Korean Association for Mongolian Studies June 14, 2023 Alice J. Lee
Folktales have long been transmitted, embodying the life issues and wishes of people in interesting symbols and reflecting the fundamental collective unconsciousness of the human mind. This study set out to investigate the inner world of the main character’s ego and examine his journey of finding his “self” deep in his unconsciousness in The Young Man, The Dreamer, which is a folktale whose...
Connessioni remote Artivismo_Teatro_Tecnologia June 6, 2023 Martina Raponi
Psofotopias is an essay that observes how different media, cultural artifacts, and narratives depict dreams and the act of dreaming. I connect these popular media examples to critiques of contemporary technology and media theory, to brain science and philosophy of noise, and I conclude with a commentary on one of my recent art installations. This text is inspired by an interview with Geert...
Journal of Clinical Medicine June 6, 2023 Maria Eduarda Sodré, Isabel Wießner, Muna Irfan et al. 15 citations
Recent studies have begun to understand sleep not only as a whole-brain process but also as a complex local phenomenon controlled by specific neurotransmitters that act in different neural networks, which is called "local sleep". Moreover, the basic states of human consciousness-wakefulness, sleep onset (N1), light sleep (N2), deep sleep (N3), and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep-can concurrently...
Eurasian Journal of Philology Science and Education June 1, 2023 Elmira Zhanysbekova, L. V. Safronova 1 citation
The article is devoted to the study of the dream motive in a literary fairy tale and an artistic work, its form as the embodiment of the author's worldview.As evidenced by the works of art, the oneiric element structures the author's plan; the dream motive opens the veil of the future, the secrets of the past.Dream motives are not uncommon in folklore and literature, and their analysis remains...
Journal of Consciousness Studies June 1, 2023 M. Mauri
Based on ethnographic evidence collected over the last two decades in Gunayala Comarca (autonomous territory), Panama, this article explores understandings of human consciousness from the perspective of the Guna people. After a brief account of the linguistic, historical, and political context, it continues with a presentation of the notions of burba, niga, and gurgin, which are used to refer...
Journal of Consciousness Studies June 1, 2023 S. Greenwood
My aim in this article is to further work on building bridges of communication between Indigenous and Western worldviews through 'magical consciousness', a pan-human participatory and analogical orientation of mind. In a bid to overcome the many cultural differences that have justified the discrimination and genocide of Indigenous peoples worldwide, and the near hegemony of a science based...
Psychological Research June 1, 2023 Georgina Nemeth
The goal of this paper is to shed new light on the relation between dream recall and dream experiences by providing a thorough analysis of the process that leads to dream reports. Three crucial steps of this process will be distinguished: dream production (the generation of a conscious experience during sleep), dream encoding (storing a trace of this experience in memory) and dream retrieval...
Journal of Sleep Research June 1, 2023 Shuyue Tan, Jialin Fan 35 citations
Lucid dreams are defined as dreams in which the dreamers are aware of the fact that they are dreaming as dreams continue. It has been ~12 years since the last review of the efficiency of lucid dream induction techniques was conducted. Hence, the present study aimed to review the lucid dream induction techniques published in the past decade. The second aim was to propose a modified...