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Isolated sleep paralysis and hypnic hallucinations in schizophrenia

Indian Journal of Psychiatry October 1, 2015 P. Gangdev, Varinder Dua, N. Desjardins

Background: Usually remembered in the context of Narcolepsy-Cataplexy syndrome, isolated sleep paralysis (SP) and hypnic hallucination are widely prevalent and because of the overlap of symptoms with schizophrenia, their identification is important but unrecognized. Aims: To determine the presence of SP and hypnic hallucinations (HH) in people with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder...

Vatted dreams: neurophilosophy and the politics of phenomenal internalism

Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute October 1, 2015 Nicolas Langlitz 6 citations

Despite much social‐scientific work on the neurosciences, little ethnographic and historical attention has been paid to the field of neurophilosophy. Yet anthropologists studying brain research occasionally critique neurophilosophers for reducing the mind to the brain while affirmatively citing philosophers of mind who present the mind as emerging from interactions between brain, body, and...

DOI: 10.1111/1467-9655.12285 (opens in new tab) Internalism and externalism Disenchantment Epistemology Existentialism +5

The modernist mind extended: Samuel Beckett, his fiction and the extended mind theory

Manuscrítica: Revista de Crítica Genética September 29, 2015 Olga Beloborodova

This paper presents an on-going PhD project that is part of the effort to reassess the alleged “inward turn” (Kahler, 1973) in modernist literature and place modernist fictional minds within their fictional environments. Borrowed from the domain of cognitive science, the principle of “active externalism” in general and the Extended Mind Theory in particular form the theoretical framework of the...

Cognitive science and the pragmatist tradition

September 26, 2015 Huiling Wang

Les sciences cognitives et la tradition pragmatiste Dans cette thèse sera principalement présenté et examiné l’apport du courant pragmatiste à la philosophie des sciences cognitives. Ainsi, lors du processus de recherche, les questions spécifiques de cette thèse ont été fixées afin d’évaluer une tendance au pragmatisme dans les sciences cognitives, connue sous le nom de « pragmatisme cognitif...

Rescatando al sujeto: Una perspectiva budista sobre los estudios de la conciencia

Girasol/Revista humanidades September 13, 2015 Katherine M. Iverson

Este ensayo destaca la importancia del sujeto en los estudios de la conciencia. Inicia con el “problema duro” del nexo psicofísico según David Chalmers, Thomas Nagel y Colin McGinn. Luego se exponen el materialismo y el dualismo en contraste con la ontología budista, seguido de una breve descripción de la neurofenomenología de Francisco Varela. Finalmente, se presenta la meditación budista como...

The Social Roots of Human Identity and the Interplay of the Selves

Rivista Internazionale di Filosofia e Psicologia September 11, 2015 Riccardo Williams

In this paper, two main aspects of Cristina Meini’s From Cradle to Internet. The Social Nature of Personal Identity are taken into consideration. In the first place, Meini’s argument concerning the structuring role for self development of caregivers’ communicative mirroring is analysed in the light of current literature concerning the multi-layered architecture of identity. I propose to...

DOI: 10.4453/rifp.2015.0027 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mentalization Adolescence Personality disorder Bodily self-awareness

Interpretation of the Exact Intrinsic Meaning of Hibernation Through the Consciousness Model

September 9, 2015 D. Pal

The hibernation and the ‘Vital Living Force’ (~ = Prâna) that, in turn, is responsible for maintaining the "life function" can be explained through the developed consciousness model involving thought-carrying particles (TCP), thought retaining particles (TRP) and thought force (TF). Our consciousness model signifies the existence of universal consciousness that exists along with the universe....

Self-Experience in Schizophrenia: Metacognition as a Construct to Advance Understanding

Philosophy, psychiatry & psychology September 1, 2015 Jay A Hamm, Benjamin Buck, Paul Henry Lysaker 3 citations

Self-Experience in Schizophrenia: Metacognition as a Construct to Advance Understanding Jay A. Hamm (bio), Benjamin Buck (bio), and Paul H. Lysaker (bio) Keywords metacognition, self-disturbance, affectivity, recovery, psychosis In our original piece (Hamm et al. 2015), we suggested that contemporary phenomenological models of schizophrenia such as the ipseity-disturbance model emphasize...

Yoga to Reduce Trauma-Related Distress and Emotional and Behavioral Difficulties Among Children Living in Orphanages in Haiti: A Pilot Study.

The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine September 1, 2015 Kathryn A Culver, Kathryn Whetten, David L Boyd et al.

To measure trauma-related distress and evaluate the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of an 8-week yoga intervention (YI) in reducing trauma-related symptoms and emotional and behavioral difficulties (EBD) among children living in orphanages in Haiti. Case comparison with random assignment to YI or aerobic dance control (DC) plus a nonrandomized wait-list control (WLC) group....

Co-activated yet disconnected-Neural correlates of eye closures when trying to stay awake.

Neuroimage September 1, 2015 Ju Lynn Ong, Danyang Kong, Tiffany T Y Chia et al.

Spontaneous eye-closures that herald sleep onset become more frequent when we are sleep deprived. Although these are typically associated with decreased responsiveness to external stimuli, it is less clear what occurs in the brain at these transitions to drowsiness and light sleep. To investigate this, task-free fMRI of sleep-deprived participants was acquired. BOLD activity associated with...