Shows how to apprehend inner experience in high fidelity, demonstrating that such apprehension can be fascinating and of fundamental importance.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Russell T. Hurlburt pioneered the investigation of inner experience (thoughts, feelings and so on), inventing (in 1973) the beepers that launched 'thought sampling', the attempt to measure characteristics of inner experience. Despite the sophistication of his thought-sampling measurements, Hurlburt concluded, by about 1980, that science needs a better understanding of inner phenomena themselves. Therefore he developed Descriptive Experience Sampling (DES), the attempt to apprehend inner experience in high fidelity. That has led to four books: Sampling Normal and Schizophrenic Inner Experience (1990), Sampling Inner Experience in Disturbed Affect (1993), Exploring Inner Experience (with Chris Heavey, 2006) and Describing Inner Experience: Proponent Meets Skeptic (with Eric Schwitzgebel, 2007). A special issue of the Journal of Consciousness Studies (January 2010) was devoted to DES. Hurlburt is Professor of Psychology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and is also the author of a highly regarded statistics textbook, Comprehending Behavioral Statistics (fourth edition, 2006).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Moments of truth 2. Fragmented experience in bulimia nervosa with Sharon Jones-Forrester 3. Apprehending pristine experience 4. Everyday experience 5. Moments are essential 6. Experience in Tourette's syndrome with Michael J. Kane 7. The moment (not): happy and sad 8. Subjunctification 9. Before and after experience?: Adolescence and old age 10. Iteration is essential 11. Epistemological q/a 12. A consciousness scientist as DES subject 13. Pristine experience (not): emotion and schizophrenia 14. Multiple autonomous experience in a virtuoso musician with Ricardo Cobo 15. Unsymbolized thinking with Sarah A. Akhter 16. Sensory awareness with Chris Heavey and Arva Bensaheb 17. The radical nonsubjectivity of pristine experience 18. Diamonds vs. glass 19. Into the floor: a right-or-wrong-answer natural experiment with Chris Heavey 20. The emergence of salient characteristics 21. Investigating pristine inner experience.
1. Moments of truth; 2. Fragmented experience in bulimia nervosa with Sharon Jones-Forrester; 3. Apprehending pristine experience; 4. Everyday experience; 5. Moments are essential; 6. Experience in Tourette's syndrome with Michael J. Kane; 7. The moment (not): happy and sad; 8. Subjunctification; 9. Before and after experience?: Adolescence and old age; 10. Iteration is essential; 11. Epistemological q/a; 12. A consciousness scientist as DES subject; 13. Pristine experience (not): emotion and schizophrenia; 14. Multiple autonomous experience in a virtuoso musician with Ricardo Cobo; 15. Unsymbolized thinking with Sarah A. Akhter; 16. Sensory awareness with Chris Heavey and Arva Bensaheb; 17. The radical nonsubjectivity of pristine experience; 18. Diamonds vs. glass; 19. Into the floor: a right-or-wrong-answer natural experiment with Chris Heavey; 20. The emergence of salient characteristics; 21. Investigating pristine inner experience.
1. Moments of truth 2. Fragmented experience in bulimia nervosa with Sharon Jones-Forrester 3. Apprehending pristine experience 4. Everyday experience 5. Moments are essential 6. Experience in Tourette's syndrome with Michael J. Kane 7. The moment (not): happy and sad 8. Subjunctification 9. Before and after experience?: Adolescence and old age 10. Iteration is essential 11. Epistemological q/a 12. A consciousness scientist as DES subject 13. Pristine experience (not): emotion and schizophrenia 14. Multiple autonomous experience in a virtuoso musician with Ricardo Cobo 15. Unsymbolized thinking with Sarah A. Akhter 16. Sensory awareness with Chris Heavey and Arva Bensaheb 17. The radical nonsubjectivity of pristine experience 18. Diamonds vs. glass 19. Into the floor: a right-or-wrong-answer natural experiment with Chris Heavey 20. The emergence of salient characteristics 21. Investigating pristine inner experience.
1. Moments of truth; 2. Fragmented experience in bulimia nervosa with Sharon Jones-Forrester; 3. Apprehending pristine experience; 4. Everyday experience; 5. Moments are essential; 6. Experience in Tourette's syndrome with Michael J. Kane; 7. The moment (not): happy and sad; 8. Subjunctification; 9. Before and after experience?: Adolescence and old age; 10. Iteration is essential; 11. Epistemological q/a; 12. A consciousness scientist as DES subject; 13. Pristine experience (not): emotion and schizophrenia; 14. Multiple autonomous experience in a virtuoso musician with Ricardo Cobo; 15. Unsymbolized thinking with Sarah A. Akhter; 16. Sensory awareness with Chris Heavey and Arva Bensaheb; 17. The radical nonsubjectivity of pristine experience; 18. Diamonds vs. glass; 19. Into the floor: a right-or-wrong-answer natural experiment with Chris Heavey; 20. The emergence of salient characteristics; 21. Investigating pristine inner experience.
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"Professor Hurlburt was among the early pioneers in the scientific study of ongoing thought. Now he has extended his technique to capture the most basic elements of the phenomenon. This book is a careful and self-critical presentation of his discoveries with the Descriptive Experience Sampling procedures. It will intrigue and challenge consciousness researchers including a new generation of neuroscientists using brain imaging to study the cerebral default-system." - Jerome Singer, Yale University
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