The Jamesian notion of the ‘stream of consciousness’is closely related to the epochal theory of time. It also stems from an attempt to resolve the old aporia contained in Zeno’s paradoxes. Time flows like a‘river’ or a ‘stream,’ but still it grows by ‘drops’ or ‘buds.’ These basic units of time are whole and indivisible, but they do not ‘crack’ or ‘divide’reality. Other process philosophies als...

The stream of consciousness technique has developed with research on in psychology and philosophy turned into a defined modern literature. In this technique, thoughts that do not form certain pattern are transferred to paper randomly the flow passing through mind author. way, deep internal interpretive relationship is established between author reader. It possible consciousness, which triggers ...

This study investigated the relationship between fantasy immersion (fantasy proneness, absorption, and positive-constructive daydreaming) and qualities of nocturnal dreaming in a large non-clinical community-based sample (n = 288). The results indicate a strong linear relationship between all of the waking fantasy measures, especially positive-constructive daydreaming style, and phenomenal qual...

The text will suggest that our emotional life is one continuous stream of active and passive fear. argumentation based on different insights about fear presented by Angelo Mosso Carl Georg Lange in particular. Specifically, shows increased circulation occurs after ceases, while links anger joy to circulation, showing these two emotions are physiologically close. At the same time, argues sadness...

abstract background: critical care patients are at higher risk for untreated pain. pain has persistent and untreated effects on most of the body systems and results in development of complications, chronic pain, and increased length of stay. the aim of this study was to determine the effects of the implementation of a pain management program on the length of stay in patients with decreased leve...

The mind wanders. Ideally, it does not wander so far that it forgets it is reading this chapter. But consciousness does have an inevitable drift, changing its contents moment by moment. The focus seems to move relentlessly, shimmering and fidgeting no matter how hard we may try to concentrate on a thought, preserve an image, or otherwise freeze the instant. Not only does it seem quite impossibl...