The Neurological Boundaries of Reality

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Farrand (1994)
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The nature of reality has exercised philosophers and mystics, theologians and shamans. Yet what we perceive as reality is bounded, if not defined, by the apparatus with which we perceive: our brains. Neurology has to know the capacity normal and disordered of the tool with which we see the world; neurologists use evidence of disordered perception to recognize and classify illness in the brain.

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56 Brendan Monteiro and emr Critchley.Early Onset Deafness
Disorders of consciousness.D. Bates & N. Cartlidge
2. Balance and tilt.  (pages 17)A. P. Moore
Sensory deprivation in hostage situations.  (pages 67)G. J. Turnbull
Recognition and reality.  (pages 83--100)Andrew W. Young
Out of body experiences (OOBEs). The neurological boundaries of visual reality.  (pages 103--105)John Harrison & Christopher Kennard
Synaesthesia.  (pages 116)E. M. R. Critchley
9. Alterations in conscious awareness.  (pages 121)Peter Fenwick
192 jd Mitchell.  (pages 191)Quattro Stagioni
Delusions: selected historical and clinical aspects.  (pages 251--268)G. E. Berrios
18. Hysteria and conversion.  (pages 287)Christopher J. Mace
The psychology and inter-relationship of twins.  (pages 299--322)A. M. Macdonald
370 tm Reilly.  (pages 369)Havelock Ellis & Francis Bacon
25. Memory, disturbances of memory and human knowledge of reality and ourselves.  (pages 401)Andrew R. Mayes

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