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The Phenomenology of Offline Perception: Multisensory Profiles of Voluntary Mental Imagery and Dream Imagery.

Vision (Basel, Switzerland) April 21, 2025 Maren Bilzer, Merlin Monzel 6 citations

Both voluntary mental imagery and dream imagery involve multisensory representations without externally present stimuli that can be categorized as offline perceptions. Due to common mechanisms, correlations between multisensory dream imagery profiles and multisensory voluntary mental imagery profiles were hypothesized. In a sample of 226 participants, correlations within the respective state of...

Inducing unusual bodily sensations and out-of-body experiences across the wake-sleep cycle: a high-density EEG and neurophenomenology study

PsyArXiv April 13, 2025 Teresa Campillo-Ferrer, Antonella Iadarola, Ramona Cordani et al. 1 citation preprint

Unusual bodily experiences (UBEs) are illusory perceptions involving the body and its surroundings, such as body distortions and out-of-body experiences. This study examines UBEs in a controlled sleep laboratory using meditation and light stimulation to facilitate their occurrence. A total of N=35 healthy participants underwent high-density EEG with additional EMG, EOG, and ECG recordings....

The Qualia Structure Paradigm: towards a construction of a Qualia Periodic Table for the dissolution of the Hard Problem of Consciousness

PsyArXiv April 12, 2025 Naotsugu Tsuchiya preprint

The nature of the relationships between qualitative aspects of consciousness, or qualia, and their physical substrates remains unclear. The problem of qualia is one of the biggest challenges among the enigmas of consciousness. One difficulty in qualia research is characterization of qualia. Verbal descriptions and simple behavioral responses are unable to capture the richness of qualia, the...

Alexei Kozlov’s Panpsychism in the Context of Contemporary Analytic Philosophy of Mind

Otechestvennaya Filosofiya April 11, 2025 Matvey Sysoev

Данная работа призвана дать ответ на вопрос: может ли быть найдена какая-то связь меж ду классическим панпсихизмом Алексея Александровича Козлова и современным панпси хизмом в аналитической философии сознания? Рассматриваются основные особенности панпсихизма Козлова и трудности, возникающие на пути современной интерпретации его учения. На протяжении работы автор демонстрирует варианты...

Reflexivity in Heideggerian Hermeneutic Phenomenology: The Hermeneutic Phenomenological Circle

Journal of Advanced Nursing April 7, 2025 Ken Hok Man Ho, D. Cheung, Sharon L. Bourke et al.

ABSTRACT Aim To discuss reflexivity for conducting hermeneutic phenomenology and to present the hermeneutic phenomenological circle. Design Discussion paper. Methods We employed data on the lived experience of loneliness of older adults in residential care homes during the COVID‐19 pandemic to demonstrate the reflexivity required for hermeneutic phenomenology. We showcased a reflective process...

When I Was Dying: Toward a Phenomenology of the Experience of Facing Death

Psychological Perspectives April 3, 2025 Stephen K. Witty

This paper explores the experience of receiving a fatal medical diagnosis. It is meant to shed light on a phenomenon that, for obvious reasons, rarely gets reported on. The narrative takes one through the business of navigating a flawed medical system in search of an accurate diagnosis—and finally accepting that one’s condition is dire and untreatable. It is about bumping up against this wall...

Advanced concentrative absorption meditation reorganizes functional connectivity gradients of the brain: 7T MRI and phenomenology case study of jhana meditation.

Cerebral Cortex April 1, 2025 Umay Demir, Winson Fu Zun Yang, Matthew D. Sacchet 5 citations

There is growing scientific interest in advanced meditation, and particularly the Theravada Buddhist advanced concentrative absorption meditation known as jhana (ACAM-J). ACAM-J includes a series of eight consecutive meditative states, which are radically altered states of consciousness. The neuroscience of ACAM-J, specifically brain reorganization, remains underspecified in part due to the...

DOI: 10.1093/cercor/bhaf079 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Advanced meditation Brain functional connectivity Gradient analysis Neurophenomenology

Comparison Shopping in the Philosophy of Mind

Crítica March 21, 2025 Fred Adams

El funcionalismo se ha convertido rápidamente en la concepción preponderante en la filosofía de la mente y en el nuevo campo de la ciencia cognoscitiva. El funcionalismo y, en general, la construcción de teorías en estas áreas, se enfrentan a dos obstáculos: las propiedades funcionales y las propiedades semánticas. Estas constituyen obstáculos porque no está claro como puede tener eficacia...

MAX SCHELER’S PHENOMENOLOGY OF EXPERIENCE OF VALUES AND THE FUNCTIONING OF WORLDVIEW

Scientific Journal of Polonia University March 20, 2025 Andrii Budz

The concept of the phenomenology of the experience of values in the views of Max Scheler in its connection with the functioning of the worldview is investigated in the article. It is established that values are based on the phenomenology of the experience of values. On the basis of the phenomenological axiology of Max Scheler, it is shown that the phenomenology of the experience of values is a...

The importance of phenomenology for UAP Studies

Limina March 7, 2025 Kimberly S. Engels

Phenomenology as a research method is rooted in rigorous examination of first-person experiences, and identifying that which is essential to the appearance of the object. Phenomenology offers several important strengths that make it critical to include as a supplemental method to more empirical approaches. Strengths of phenomenology include the restoring of the lived world as the foundation of...