Tagged with Self-awareness

Thought for the Day: Anosognosia

Posted by Void on 08/15/2007

Anosognosia for Hemiplegia: A Window into Self-Awareness …Anosognosia brings questions of the origin of self-awareness to the forefront. How can someone lose the ability to know when she is or is not moving? Is this some type of elaborate Freudian defense mechanism, or is this person entirely unaware of her illness? How is self-awareness represented […]

TFTD – on "possibilities"

Posted by Void on 04/30/2006

Our possibilities of experiencing are infinite and infinitely beyond that splinter of awareness we acknowledge, call “normal,” and disclose to others.

Thought for the Day (TFTD)

Posted by Void on 04/15/2006

Man can experience himself and the world in myriad ways.

Thought for the Day (TFTD)

Posted by Void on 03/28/2006

Who listens to my thoughts?

On Madness and Identity

Posted by Void on 12/03/2005

“I am interested in madness. I believe it is the biggest thing in the human race, and the most constant. How do you take away from a man his madness without also taking away his identity?” — William Saroyan (American writer, 1908-1981)

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