This study reconstructs the understanding of the ḥadīth of iḥsān as a philosophical foundation for Prophetic Theophanic Consciousness and its implications for Tarbiyyah Wujūdiyyah, an ontological approach to Islamic education. Previous studies have predominantly interpreted the ḥadīth of iḥsān within ethical, legal, and devotional frameworks, while giving comparatively limited attention to its...
Abstract This paper reconstructs and defends Jean-Paul Sartre’s realism about consciousness as articulated in the Introduction to Being and Nothingness, situating his position within contemporary debates on illusionism and anti-realism in the philosophy of mind. While Sartre’s descriptions of consciousness as “nothingness” and his emphasis on the contingency of the subject–world relation may...
يسعى هذا البحث إلى تأصيل مفهوم تيار الوعي في الرواية العربية الحديثة، بوصفه ظاهرة نقدية وجمالية أسهمت في إعادة تشكيل بنية السرد وتمثيل الوعي الإنساني في الأدب العربي المعاصر. ينطلق البحث من فرضية أن تيار الوعي لم يكن مجرّد تقنية وافدة من الأدب الغربي، بل تحوّل في السياق العربي إلى أداة تعبيرية أصيلة تعبّر عن الذات العربية في صراعها النفسي والفكري، وعن تحوّل وعيها الفني إزاء الواقع واللغة معًا....
JMIR Mental HealthAugust 14, 2026Syed Ali Bokhari, Abdelaziz A Osman, Muhanad Elnoor et al.
Abstract Background Persecutory delusions have long mirrored prevailing cultural and technological concerns. Beliefs involving implanted devices, internet surveillance, hacked smartphones, algorithmic targeting, and AI-mediated control are increasingly visible in contemporary psychosis. However, we identified no prior review dedicated specifically to synthesizing technology-themed delusional...
Frontiers in PsychologyAugust 14, 2026Hulusi Alp, Reha Bozgüney, İbrahim Kubilay Türkay et al.
Background: Climbing is a sport that demands high levels of both physical and mental effort, and athletes may encounter significant stress during performance. Mental toughness refers to an athlete's capacity to cope with stress and maintain performance under challenging conditions. Mindfulness is the conscious awareness and experiential engagement with the present moment. This study aimed to...
Abstract The paper discusses the centrality of experience to the creation of meaning and the implications of this for analytic therapies, especially Jungian psychotherapy. Analytical Psychology includes a significant focus on the influence of image—through dreams, symbols and archetypal material such as myth, fairytales, religions and alchemy. In this paper, I focus on the areas of somatic...
The association between sleep-related phenomena and psychosis has received increasing attention in recent years, as sleep disturbances (e.g., insomnia) have shown robust associations with psychotic symptoms. However, the role of other, more specific sleep processes in psychosis remains unclear, despite their potential importance as symptom-related correlates. Particularly, phenomena such as...
Abstract Gender identity plays a crucial role in how we come to feel our bodies as our own. When the inner sense of gender does not align with bodily appearance, the resulting tension can shape both conscious and pre-reflective aspects of embodiment. In this study, we examined how gendered self-representations influence bodily self-consciousness using the Full-Body Illusion in immersive virtual...
Cognitive science is the scientific study of thinking. However, thinking in the colloquial sense of the term is conscious, attentive deliberation, and the vast majority of cognitive science is concerned with automatizable operations such as detecting stimuli, storing and retrieving information, and parsing sentences. This paper argues that cognitive science has lost sight of deliberative...
Autopoiesis, originally developed by Maturana and Varela, has been influential across multiple disciplines, but its application to rehabilitation medicine remains theoretically underdeveloped. This paper proposes Neurophenomenological Rehabilitation, a theoretical framework for understanding recovery not as the restoration of isolated bodily functions, but as the reorganization and expansion of...