Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Prefacepp,vii-viii
Chapter 1. The modularity of consciousness: a neurobehavioral perspective;pp. 1-14
(Andrea Nani, Andrea E. Cavanna,University of Birmingham and BSMHFT,UK and others)pp,1-14
Chapter 2. Consciousness extended: bridging informational broadcast and perceptual awareness within a comprehensive conceptualization of consciousness;pp. 15-31
(Claudia Carrara-Augustenborg, University of Copenhagen,Denmark)pp,15-32
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Chapter 3. Brain endogenous feedback and degrees of consciousness;pp. 33-53
(Claudia Carrara-Augustenborg, Alfredo Pereira Jr., University of Copenhagen,Denmark and others)pp,33-54
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Chapter 4. States of consciousness or states of phenomenology?;pp. 55-65
(Adam J. Rock, Stanley Krippner,Charles Sturt University,Australia and others)pp,55-66
Chapter 5. How do we measure the invisible? Creation and validation of the Troyer Level of Consciousness Inventory;pp.
(Jules A. Troyer,Valdosta State University,Georgia,USA)pp,67-84
Chapter 6. Autonoetic consciousness and the self;pp.
(Hans J. Markowitsch, Angelica Staniloiu,University of Bielefeld, Germany and others)pp,85-110
Chapter 7. Sense of self and consciousness: nature, origins, mechanisms, and implications;
(William R. Klemm, Neuroscience, Texas A&M University,USA)pp,111-138
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Chapter 8. The rubber hand illusion: manipulating our sense of body experience;
(Matthew A. Albrecht, Kyran Graham, Mathew T. Martin-Iverson, Flavie Waters,The University of Western Australia and others)pp,139-162
Chapter 9. A commentary on how subcortical structures influence consciousness;
(Newton Ressler,Dept. of Pathology,University of Illinois at Chicago,USA)pp,163-166
Chapter 10. Considerations in disorders of consciousness and interventions that can restore brain function
(Ralf P. Clauss,Royal Surrey County Hospital,Nuclear Medicine,UK)pp 167-176
Chapter 11. Photo-acoustic stimulation induced altered state of consciousness: a unique method for treatment of orthodontic patients;pp.
(Tibor Károly Fábián, Anita Beck, Gábor Varga, Péter Hermann, Pál Fejérdy, Gábor Fábián, Semmelweis University Budapest and others)pp,177-188
Chapter 12. “… If you’re a viper.” Consciousness states in a social pharmacology of music;
(Jörg Fachner, Finnish Centre of Excellance in Interdisciplinary Music Research, University of Jyvaskyla,Finland)pp,189-206
Index pp,223-237
