10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COENAESTHESIA»
Discover the use of
coenaesthesia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
coenaesthesia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Light of Zen in the West: Incorporating The Supreme ...
If someone asks me: 'How are you feeling physically at this moment?' what I
introspect is my so-called coenaesthesia, which I will refer to here as physical
coenaesthesia. If someone asks me: 'How do you feel in your self at this moment
?
2
Mind and Deity: Being the Second Series of a Course of ...
... that “the subject is the whole organism or self “.1 Others would hold with Stout
and \X'illiam James that human personeity is a property of an embodied self,
primarily known from the inside by coenaesthesia or bodily “warmth and intimacy
”.
3
Sartre: Literature and Theory
The distinction between 'la conscience préreflexive' and 'la reflexion complice' is
echoed in the distinction between affectivity 'dé- passée' in an affective project,
and affectivity as an 'objet psychique' (or between coenaesthesia 'dépassee' ...
Rhiannon Goldthorpe, 1986
4
Teratologies: A Cultural Study of Cancer
of 'cenaesthesia' (the internal perception of our own body).17 Originally used in
1794, the term 'coenaesthesia' referred to the 'process by means of which the
soul is informed of the state of its body, which occurs by means of the nerves ...
5
Hypochondriacal Syndromes
This impression of the general life of the body, this sort of diffuse feeling of the
existence of our organism constitutes coenaesthesia). Porot (1960) gives a closer
characterization of coenaesthesia as "donnte globale traduisant en sensation ...
6
The Supreme Doctrine: Psychological Studies in Zen Thought
The plane of sensation corresponds with physical coenaesthesia, the plane of
imagery with psychical coenaesthesia. Notice at the same time that the plane of
sensation is real while the plane of imagery is illusory; in fact the plane of
sensation ...
7
Inquiries in Psychiatry (Psychology Revivals): Clinical and ...
... disorder of coenaesthesia; the painful coenaesthetic state is the fundamental
and primitive symptom of the affection; all the feelings of sad mood come from
this, and on the other hand the mood change may be insignificant in relation to
other ...
8
The Weight of Images: Affect, Body Image and Fat in the Media
The transference of what viewers see and hear into sensesof smell and touchcan
be explained, as film theorist Vivian Sobchack has suggested, through
structuresof thehuman sensorium, scientifically termed synaesthesia and
coenaesthesia.
9
The Foundations of Personality
In the great change periods of life—at puberty and the climacteric (or the
menopause)—the sudden change in the activity of the sex organs may produce
great alterations 32 in the coenaesthesia and therefore in the energy and mood
of the ...
10
The Horror Sensorium: Media and the Senses
conditions of the human sensorium: synaesthesia and coenaesthesia.” She
explains that both “point to ways in which the cinema uses our dominant senses
of vision and hearing to speak comprehensibly to our other senses.”7 Whereas ...
