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Neurocognitive dynamics of spontaneous offline simulations: Re-conceptualizing (dream)bizarreness

Philosophical Psychology February 27, 2022 Manuela Kirberg

ABSTRACT Although we are beginning to understand the neurocognitive processes that underlie the emergence of dreaming, what accounts for the bizarre phenomenology of dreams remains debated. I address this question by comparing dreaming with waking mind wandering and challenging previous accounts that utilize bizarreness to mark a sharp divide between conscious experiences in waking and...

HEURISTIC AUTODIALOG IN A LUCID DREAM

Globus: psychology and pedagogy February 19, 2022 Yakov Lvovich Liberman, Evgeny Vladimirovich Kogan

The article discusses the mechanism of solving creative tasks in a dream. The concepts of heuristic autodialog and lucid dreaming are formulated, the structure of the first is described and the possibilities of its implementation in the process of the second are shown. The role of the phases of fast and slow sleep in solving the problem by the method of heuristic autodialog in lucid dreaming is...

BizarreVR: Dream-like bizarreness in immersive virtual reality induced changes in conscious experience of reality while leaving spatial presence intact.

Consciousness and Cognition February 10, 2022 Simone Denzer, Sarah Diezig, Peter Achermann et al.

Differences in conscious experience of reality occur between waking, dreaming, and psychotic states. Between these states, there are systematic differences in the judgment about the reality of the experience when being confronted with bizarre breaks. However, the mechanisms underlying experience of reality in these different states are still unknown. To investigate the effect of bizarre breaks...

States of Consciousness and Self-Organization

Chaos and Nonlinear Psychology February 10, 2022 Allan Combs

This chapter explains that like biological ecologies, consciousness is stabilized in nonlinear, chaotic, self-creating, or “autopoietic” contexts that are never at rest but continuously recreating themselves through feedback and feed-forward processes. Nonlinearity is virtually universal in biological as well as natural cognitive systems. Unlike mathematical models of highly abstracted events...

Changes in dream features across the first and second waves of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Journal of Sleep Research February 1, 2022 Francesca Conte, Marissa Lynn Rescott, Oreste De Rosa et al.

Research during the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted its significant impact on dreaming. Here we address changes in dream features both during the first wave, when the Italian government imposed a total lockdown, and the second wave (autumn 2020), when a partial lockdown was effected. In April 2020 (total lockdown), 1,622 participants (Mage = 34.1 ± 13.6 years; 1171F) completed an online...

DOI: 10.1111/jsr.13425 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Covid-19 pandemic Dream affect Dream length Dream recall frequency +1

On Mystery: explorations on the experience of the numinous.

Journal of Analytical Psychology February 1, 2022 Federico Benchín

The present work aims to present ideas about the notion of 'Mystery', based on the contributions of various thinkers from different areas of knowledge. It will focus especially on the experience itself, that is, on the human possibility of generating the mystical experience and conceptualizing the dimension from contact with it. Concepts such as 'Homo Mysticus' (Erich Neumann), 'Numinous'...

DOI: 10.1111/1468-5922.12776 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Jungian analysis Jungianische analyse Misterio Mistero +44

Povezanost lucidnih snova, obrambenih mehanizama i psihickih tegoba

Socijalna psihijatrija January 13, 2022 Osnovna Škola Julija Kempfa Požega Požega Hrvatska, Marija Ivanović, Nataša Šimić et al.

Lucidni su snovi hibridni fenomeni između spavanja i budnosti, s velikim terapijskim potencijalom.Tako je moguće proučavati kontinuitet psihopatologije i emocionalne regulacije u budnosti i snovima putem obrambenih mehanizama.Dosadašnja malobrojna istraživanja potvrđuju da multidimenzionalan pristup lucidnom sanjanju posljedično ima drugačije implikacije u objašnjenju (mal)adaptivnosti ovog...

Psychosemiotics of the dream in Georgian artistic discourse (From realism to modernism)

Signo January 3, 2022 Anna Dolidze, Tamar Sharabidze

Abstract: The study of the dream phenomenon in Georgian artistic discourse is important because dreaming represents typological universality, although with ethno-national specificity in its performance, enabling us to understand Georgian mentality peculiarity in relation with Western tradition and also because a dream semantics (in its broadest sense), as a cultural concept, encompasses...

DOI: 10.17058/signo.v47i88.17381 (opens in new tab) Georgian Dream Phenomenon Modernism music +8

Brain’s Computation on Near-death Experience and Dream

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research 2022 Qi-Hua Chen

When big data are widely used in all walks of life, obsolete numerous information is processed by high-speed operation of the computer system: data collection, data cleaning, data mining, data presentation; thus, seemingly disorganized data rapidly become logical and interconnected. Numerous results not only can be seen but the trend can also be accurately predicted. The human brain is the most...

A Ghost in the Shell or an Anatomically Constrained Phenomenon? Consciousness through the Spatiotemporal Body

Phenomenology and Mind 2022 Federico Zilio 1 citation

Intuitively, we can conceive of the existence of a conscious state as a pure activity that does not necessarily require a body (or even a brain). This idea has found new support in certain recent theories that present the possibility of a totally disconnected and disembodied consciousness. Against this hypothesis, I argue that human experience is intrinsically embodied and embedded, though in a...