The Hallucination, Between Alteration and Pathology of Consciousness. A state of consciousness is said to be “ altered” (ASC) when it appears qualitatively different from what the subject considers normal. However, this reference to normality is paradoxical, ASCs being frequently distinguished from pathological states of consciousness (PSC), themselves recognized as a deviation from the norm. Therefore, the study of ASCs faces a dilemma : to either arbitrarily reject PSCs from its field of study or extend a concept whose limits are already blurry. Our purpose will be to approach this problem through the study of hallucinations, which are regarded at the same time as a paradigmatic case of ASC and as a central object for psychopathology. We ...
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International audienceHallucination is defined in sémiological approach as perception without object...
Altered states of consciousness (ASC), especially hallucinatory ones, are philosophically and scient...
NoThe aim of this chapter is to provide an overview of ASC arising from varied origins. This chapter...
‘‘Altered State of Consciousness’’ (ASC) has been defined as a changed overall pattern of con...
International audienceBackgroundNegative hallucinations are characterized by a defect in perception ...
Altered states of consciousness induced by hallucinogens (H-ASC) is still a vaguely understood pheno...
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Notre thèse défend l’idée d’une primauté de l’hallucination sur la perception. En effet, nous verron...
Consciousness, understood as the state of vigilance of the mind or the state of being conscious and ...
The problem of consciousness has become important in many recent works on the cognitive neuroscience...
This article deals with the concepts of perception and representation, and the many aspects and face...
Depuis les origines de la psychanalyse, le problème de l’hallucinatoire est étroitement lié au pr...
Alterations in consciousness are among the most common transdiagnostic psychopathological symptoms. ...
Revisiting Altered States of Consciousness and Cognition : Pitfalls of Past Research and Rising New ...
A Plea for the Scientific Study of the Diversity of Consciousness : Towards a Multidimensional Defin...
International audienceHallucination is defined in sémiological approach as perception without object...
Altered states of consciousness (ASC), especially hallucinatory ones, are philosophically and scient...
NoThe aim of this chapter is to provide an overview of ASC arising from varied origins. This chapter...
‘‘Altered State of Consciousness’’ (ASC) has been defined as a changed overall pattern of con...
International audienceBackgroundNegative hallucinations are characterized by a defect in perception ...
Altered states of consciousness induced by hallucinogens (H-ASC) is still a vaguely understood pheno...
Modelling Altered States of Consciousness Configurations (ASCCs). Towards an Interactional Anthropol...
Notre thèse défend l’idée d’une primauté de l’hallucination sur la perception. En effet, nous verron...
Consciousness, understood as the state of vigilance of the mind or the state of being conscious and ...
The problem of consciousness has become important in many recent works on the cognitive neuroscience...
This article deals with the concepts of perception and representation, and the many aspects and face...
Depuis les origines de la psychanalyse, le problème de l’hallucinatoire est étroitement lié au pr...
Alterations in consciousness are among the most common transdiagnostic psychopathological symptoms. ...