Titlebook: Self, Culture and Consciousness; Interdisciplinary Co Sangeetha Menon,Nithin Nagaraj,V. V. Binoy Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Lt

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Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Case for ‘Alternative Selves’?uestions on the role of the brain in our notion of self, including the body and mind of the self vis-à-vis the external world and the others in it. Little, however, is known about similar conditions in children. Nevertheless, autobiographical accounts of those with autism spectrum disorders and scie

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Auditory Verbal Hallucinations in Schizophrenia: A Model for Aberrant Self-consciousness its possible failure in patients with schizophrenia experiencing AVH. We review various fMRI studies that have been employed to study AVH and discuss methodological considerations which one needs to keep in mind when devising such experiments. Finally, we introduce a novel fMRI paradigm—hallucinati

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Fullness, Trust and the Selfble gorilla: And other ways our intuitions deceive us. New Jersey, Harmony, (.)—our perceptual experience is woefully incomplete. We are unable to detect vast changes in visual stimulation despite ample evidence. If so, why do we persist in believing that our world is ‘full’? Is that an illusion? In

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Becoming Conscious About the Existence of the Non-existents: Logic, Language and Speech Actsins crucial in the human ability of producing rich alternatives to ‘a(chǎn)ctuality’? While exploring these questions, our task will be to explore gradually what and how a thing is existent. This, in turn, will result in an understanding of the way our rational imagination has its roots in the seemingly i