...Alexander A Sulfaro; Amanda K Robinson; Thomas A Carlson mental imagery hallucinations aphantasia hyperphantasia daydreaming perception Australian Government 10.13039/100015539 Research Training Program Scholarship Australian Research Council 10.13039/501100000923 Discovery Early...

... of international law and undertake a counterfactual exploration of it. To do so, I ask the question ‘what if international human rights law, in its mainstream form as a discourse shaped by the United Nations, had been developed as a discourse for daydreaming?’ As rights for daydreaming, human rights would offer...

...This chapter explores the heightened states of consciousness associated with driving. Following an introductory subsection which addresses the way in which driving has long been seen to promote daydreaming with reference to the work of recent automotive psychologists, the discussion draws upon...

... on thought D’Argembeau A daydreaming Dobson C Domhoff G W electrophysiology Ferraro L flip flop thinking Fox K C R Girn M Handy T C intracranial electrophysiology Irving Z C Jauk E Jung R E Kam J Klinger E Koster E H W Marchetti I memory consolidation Metzinger T neural correlates...

... that p are usually followed by thoughts about whether p, and how we daydream. While anti-Humeans raise some of these cases as counterexamples to the Humean theory, their own theories explain the phenomena less elegantly. That desire’s ability to direct attention explains...

..., the strudel, intermittent incidents of simultaneously hierarchical vorticity, was found in the wavelet graphs. Speculation arises that strudels may be concomitants of “task unrelated thoughts” or daydreaming. In this pilot study, episodes of absent and decreased strudel density and statistically...

... in other fields, specifically narratology and studies on human daydreaming, shape the design of CURVESHIP and DAYDREAMER, two programs for narrative generation. We also consider SLANT, a system that integrates the core features of three narrative generators. We provide useful information to understand...

..., may occur not as a bearer of any meaning, but as something less than that, a mere datum, for example, which just floats into your mind in daydreaming. Secondly, when this same idea does occur as a bearer of meaning, when, for example, you use it to recall that sapphires exhibit that distinctive shade...

... just imagined it.” “She was daydreaming.” This sort of talk is shaped by and reveals our understanding of persons’ internal mental lives. Not only do adults talk about the mind, so do children. The conversation that begins this chapter provides one example. Children’s talk about the mind reveals...

...-being. This chapter revisits two phenomena related to a person's ‘flight’ reaction to stimuli – that of escapist fantasizing and wishful daydreaming – which, when abused, may have detrimental effects on a person's real-life well-being. The key features of the theory...

...Fiction offers an emotional experience superior to daydreaming. Audiences care about what happens in fiction, getting emotionally absorbed in the unreal experiences of unreal characters. Since people can control their daydreams, a cognitive puzzle arises: why is an imaginary experience...

... and instruct in a different mode of consumerism, one closer to fetishism than the lifestyle consumer promoted by classical Hollywood. Disney contributes uniquely to consumer culture by making newly visible a daydreaming consumer oriented towards their own fantasies, not towards the views or opinions of others...

...This chapter draws attention to a nine-year-old boy, Bramwell Brontë, and his three sisters, and their daydreaming adventures that later turned into the writing of plays and texts in miniature books. Daydreaming was not, however, an unproblematic activity. There has been an intense debate...

...The Winnicott Trust This article, to which Winnicott may have contributed, explores ideas about daydreaming and its value. He compares the opportunities for daydreaming between restless and quiet children, as well as those who have too much or too little alone time. daydreaming dependence play...

...Anecdotal evidence suggests that audience members frequently engage in imaginative thinking of entertainment messages they have consumed. Manifestations of such retrospective imaginative involvement (RII) may range from short episodes of daydreaming or mind wandering in which entertainment content...

... for something or somebody. Another theme is routine, the performance of mundane or repetitive tasks to which one doesn't give much thought. Both waiting and routine are conducive to a third activity, daydreaming, fantasizing while physically doing other things. micro dramas queuing about supermarket queue...

... daily lives—waiting for a bus, daydreaming by the window, performing a routine task—and illuminate these “empty” times as full of significance. The book leads us to rethink the ordinary and find meaning in today's hypermodern reality....

...This chapter focuses on Hungarian director István Szabó's early films: The Age of Daydreaming (Álmodozások kora, 1967), Father (Apa—egy hit naplója, 1966), and Lovefilm (Szerelmesfilm, 1970). Given...

... description) trying to find his or her place in the world under trying and difficult circumstances, where principles, morality, and basic human integrity are tested to the limit. From his very first feature film, The Age of Daydreaming, the problems encountered by various individuals...

...) and Deirdre Madden’s Molly Fox’s Birthday (2008) focus on female characters in the throes of these contemporary conditions, adapting stream of consciousness to portray how the twenty-first century’s flush of goods and capital influenced the reveries of Irish women. daydreaming stream...