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| Table of Contents Déjà Vu Revisited 1. THE CONCEPT OF DÉJÀ VU EXPERIENCE 1 Personal portrayals The term déjà vu Towards an operational definition of déjà vu The components of the operational definition The various manifestations of déjà vu experience Synthesis 2. THE QUALITATIVE ASPECTS OF DÉJÀ VU EXPERIENCE 12 Overview The incidence of déjà vu experience Phenomenological categorization of the déjà vu phenomenon Mechanisms hypothesized in déjà vu experience Classification of déjà vu Déjà vu and temporal lobe epilepsy Subjective paranormal experience and déjà vu Schizophrenia and déjà vu Déjà vu experience in the normal person Age, early experience and the déjà vu phenomenon Dreams and déjà vu experience Parameters for consideration in this research Other kinds of déjà experience viewed in the context of the present research General comments on the scientific literature on déjà vu Applications to the present research 3. OPERATIONAL CRITERIA AND RESEARCH DESIGN 66 Operational criteria for Schizophrenia Operational criteria for Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Operational criteria for the Other Epilepsy—Temporal Lobe Dysfunction Group The ‘Normal’ Subjects—Subjective Paranormal Non-Experients and Experients Criteria for subjective paranormal experiences associated with déjà vu Description of the problem Terminology Areas examined in the present research Hypotheses used in the present research Overview of the research design 4. RESULTS OF THE NORMAL GROUPS 86 Introduction General principles pertaining to case discussions The Subjective Paranormal Non-Experients The Subjective Paranormal Experients Differences between the Subjective Paranormal Experients and the Subjective Paranormal Non-Experients Selected Subjective Paranormal Experients The ‘Intermediate’ Group: Illustrative examples Concluding comments 5. RESULTS—NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CATEGORIES: TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPTICS 103 Introduction The Temporal Lobe Epileptics Patterns common to the statistically viable Group of Temporal Lobe Epileptics 6. DÉJÀ VU IN SCHIZOPHRENIA CASES 117 Illustrative cases Patterns common to the statistically viable Group of Schizophrenics Comparison of the Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Group and the Schizophrenic Group 7. THE DÉJÀ VU EXPERIENCE: TEMPORAL LOBE DYSFUNCTIONS AND NON-TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPTICS 135 Illustrative cases Comparison of the Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Group with the Temporal Lobe Dysfunction/Other Epilepsy Group 8. FOUR DIFFERENT KINDS OF DÉJÀ VU? QUALITATIVE ASPECTS OF DÉJÀ VU EXPERIENCE 141 Overview Comparisons of tabulated data Dream recall and déjà vu Age and déjà vu Jamais vu experience Incidence of déjà vu in this research Comparisons of other qualitative parameters Synthesis 9. GENERAL DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS 158 Validity of the concept déjà vu The reliability of this study Representativeness of the populations Justification for the data analysis Hypotheses Major qualitative features Screening Questionnaire Clinical applications of déjà vu Theoretical implications of this research The synthesis GLOSSARY REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY AUTHOR INDEX SUBJECT INDEX APPENDICES Tables Questionnaires Endnotes: Detailed Discussions |
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