Investigating Pristine Inner Experience : Moments of Truth
Russell T. Hurlburt
Bok Engelsk 2011 · Electronic books.
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| Utgitt | Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2011
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (474 p.)
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| Opplysninger | Description based upon print version of record.. - Cover; Title; Copyright; Decaition; Contents; List of Figures and tables; Preface; Acknowledgments; 1. Moments of Truth; Pristine Inner Experience; «Experience» Is Not Experience; Apprehending Pristine Experience; Catch-484; Moments; Inner Experience; Russ's Airport Stream of Consciousness; Truth; Moments of Truth; Interviewing Stephanie; Stephanie's Moment; Epilogue; 2. Fragmented Experience in Bulimia Nervosa; Apprehending Experience; Jessica's Experience; Is Jessica Unusual?; Jessica's Paradox; Fragmented Multiplicity of Experience in Bulimia; ""Tails"". - 5. Moments Are Essential6. Experience in Tourette's Syndrome; Mike's Sampled Experiences; Sensory Awareness; Bodily Sensory Awareness; Thinking; The Happening of Speaking/Inner Hearing; Not Doing; Discussion; 7. The Moment (Not): Happy and Sad; Can People Feel Happy and Sad at the Same Time?; Stern's Present Moment; Plausibility; A Plausibility Natural Experiment; Discussion; 8. Subjunctification; Recognizing Subjunctification: Kathy; Recognizing Subjunctification: Duncan Smith; Why Do People Subjunctify?; Subjunctification Is Not as Important Elsewhere; Appreciating Subjunctification. - 9. Before and After Experience? Adolescence and Old AgeSpeculation 1: Feeling is an Acquired Skill; Eleven-Year-Old AV; Thirteen-Year-Old RD; Inchoate Emotional Experience; Speculation 2: Inner Seeing is an Acquired and Lost Skill; Eighty-One-Year-Old Clara; Color in Imagery; Inner Seeing as a Skill; Speculation 3: Inner Experience is a Set of Skills; Twelve-Year-Old BC; The Flavell Work; Seventy-Year-Old Fay; Discussion; 10. Iteration Is Essential; A Single Interview; Iterative Interviews; Refreshment by New Experience; Improvement of the Apprehensions; Multiple Perspectives on Experience. - Emotion Rating Scales. - Is Apprehending Experience Important?The Hay in Every Haystack; But the Hay Has Been Overlooked; The Hay Might Be Important; A Wild Speculation; How to See; Implications for Genuinely Submitting to the Constraints; Discussion; 3. Apprehending Pristine Experience; Descriptive Experience Sampling; Brief Description of the DES Method; Inner Experience; The Targeted Experience (AKA the Data); The Beep; The Expositional Interview; Bottom-up Theorizing; Moments; Experience; Genuinely Submitting to the Constraints; 4. Everyday Experience; Luke Jones Sample 3.5; Patricia Smith Sample 4.3; Discussion. - Open-beginninged ProbesSynergistically Interrelated; A First Interview; Discussion; 11. Epistemological Q/A; Bracketing Presuppositions; Reportability; Little or No, Rich or Thin Experience; Impossibility; Criticism; 12. A Consciousness Scientist as DES Subject; The First Sampling Interview; The Second Sampling Interview; The Third Sampling Interview; Discussion; 13. Pristine Experience (Not): Emotion and Schizophrenia; Kring: "The Subjective Experience of Emotion in Schizophrenia"; Subjective Experience Equals Pristine Experience; The Studies Cited: Not Pristine Experience; Diary. - Shows how to apprehend inner experience in high fidelity, demonstrating that such apprehension can be fascinating and of fundamental importance.
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| ISBN | 9780521279123. - 9781107009943
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