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Chá de ayahuasca ; uma revisão bibliográfica sobre o uso da bebida alucinógena na neuropsiquiatria e na neurociência

2022 Carolina Martins Cabrera

INTRODUÇÃO: A ayahuasca é uma bebida preparada utilizando-se a casca do cipó Banisteriopsis caapi junto com as folhas de Psychotria viridis, apresentando o alcaloide dimetiltriptamina (DMT), responsável pela ativação do receptor serotoninérgico, e as β-carbolinas harmina e harmalina, as quais possuem função de inibição da enzima monoaminoxidase. O decocto, que é tradicionalmente utilizado em...

Cyberdelics in context: On the prospects and challenges of mind-manifesting technologies.

Frontiers in Psychology 2022 Ido Hartogsohn 19 citations

The concept of cyberdelics emerged in the 1980s and 1990s as an umbrella term denoting the nexus connecting cybernetic (digital) technologies and psychedelic (mind manifesting) drugs. Cyberdelic technologies, in particular the then newly emerging field of virtual reality, were touted by psychedelic cultural icons including Timothy Leary and Terence McKenna as auguring a new era of digital...

DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1073235 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Consumerism Cyberdelics Imaginaries Neurofeedback +8

Laying ghosts to rest.

Philosophical Studies 2022 Donnchadh O'Conaill

One of the most widely-discussed arguments against physcialism appeals to the conceivability of zombies, being which are physically or functionally identical to humans but which have no conscious experiences. Philip Goff (Philos Phenomenol Res 81(1): 119-139, 2010; Consci Cognit 21(2): 742-746, 2012a; in Sprevak M, Kallestrup J (eds) New waves in philosophy of mind. Palgrave, 2014) has recently...

DOI: 10.1007/s11098-021-01665-6 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Conceivability Consciousness Ghosts Physicalism +1

Disorder of Selfhood in Schizophrenia: A Symptom or a Gestalt?

Psychopathology 2022 Karl Erik Sandsten, Dan Zahavi, Josef Parnas 42 citations

The concept of schizophrenia (SCZ) was originally associated with a disorder of formal strata of the self. During the last two decades, empirical studies have demonstrated a selective hyper-aggregation of self-disorders in the SCZ spectrum. As with other scientific research areas, the role of self-disturbances in SCZ has been up for debate in various disciplines including cognitive sciences,...

Sensing Qualia.

Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience 2022 Paul Skokowski 9 citations

Accounting for qualia in the natural world is a difficult business, and it is worth understanding why. A close examination of several theories of mind-Behaviorism, Identity Theory, Functionalism, and Integrated Information Theory-will be discussed, revealing shortcomings for these theories in explaining the contents of conscious experience: qualia. It will be argued that in order to overcome...

DOI: 10.3389/fnsys.2022.795405 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Behaviorism Consciousness Grounded functionalism Identity theory +3

Theta Neurofeedback Training Supports Motor Performance and Flow Experience.

Journal of Cognitive Enhancement 2022 Kathrin C J Eschmann, Lisa Riedel, Axel Mecklinger 25 citations

Flow is defined as a cognitive state that is associated with a feeling of automatic and effortless control, enabling peak performance in highly challenging situations. In sports, flow can be enhanced by mindfulness training, which has been associated with frontal theta activity (4-8 Hz). Moreover, frontal-midline theta oscillations were shown to subserve control processes in a large variety of...

Psychedelics.

Current Biology 2022 Benjamin Kelmendi, Alfred P. Kaye, Christopher Pittenger et al. 115 citations

Psychedelics are compounds that alter consciousness by acting on serotonin receptors in the brain. The term 'psychedelic', from the Greek for mind manifesting, refers to the drugs' subjective effects and was first proposed by Humphry Osmond in 1956. Other terms have been used to emphasize different aspects of the psychological experiences produced by various related compounds, including...

DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2021.12.009 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Psychedelics Mental health treatment Clinical research Therapeutic drugs

Examining the Development of Zen Buddhist Sources in the East Asian Buddhist Countries

Kalyani Journal of the University of Kelaniya December 31, 2021 Madawachchiye Danthanarayana Thero

It must be stated that there are not sufficient sources to study the theory and the practice of Zen Buddhism for the students and the teachers of Sri Lankan universities, who do their studies in Sinhala language. To fulfil this gap to some extent, this research is carried out. This tradition is named as “Dhyana” in Sanskrit, “Chan” in Chinese, “Son” in Korean, and “Zen” in Japanese. Though this...

Body Scan

Mindfulness and Meditation at University December 31, 2021 Catharine Dewar

The body scan can be performed while lying down, siting or in other postures. This exercise asks you to systematically focus your attention on different parts of your body, from your feet to the muscles in your face. It is designed to help you develop a mindful awareness of your bodily sensations, and to relieve tension wherever it is found. Research has found that this mindfulness practice can...

Le menti non sono documenti (e viceversa)

Rivista Internazionale di Filosofia e Psicologia December 31, 2021 Giovanni Tuzet, Andrea Lavazza

In the theory of documentality, social objects are understood as inscribed acts; in extended mind theory, minds are considered to extend beyond the body to external processes and devices. Although for different reasons, these two theories rely on the semiotic dimension to reduce the differences between minds and documents. Yet, in a certain reading, such theories are implausible if we consider...