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sē′nis
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CENESTHESIA»
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These motions become the marks of gestural line. The unrelenting human insistence on expression, the desire to leave my mark, as well as my desire for creating beauty in my surroundings, drives this work.
2
Exploring Body-Mind Centering: An Anthology of Experience ...
In 1794, Johann Christian Reil coined the two complementary terms “
gemeingefuhl” or “general sensibility” and “cenesthesia,” defined as “the vital
sense” or “the undifferentiated complex of organic sensations by which one is
aware of the ...
Gill Wright Miller, Pat Ethridge, Kate Tarlow Morgan, 2011
3
The Troubled Conscience and the Insane Mind (Psychology ...
in the normal mind, the underlying cenesthesia carries clear consciousness, and
clear consciousness allows itself to be carried by cenesthesia without attempting
to know it otherwise than in a roundabout way. But from the psychological point ...
From a consideration of this it will be seen that, in general, massage produces a
normal cenesthesia, i.e. a combination of all the good feelings, mental and
physical, sometimes called the sixth sense, which is different from that produced
by ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1922
The abnormal cenesthesia of the respiratory relations is correspondingly various.
The hemolymph circulatory mechanism, "the circulation," has a larger confluence
of afferent messages concerned with it than most psychologists realize.
James Mark Baldwin, James McKeen Cattell, Howard Crosby Warren, 1916
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Teratologies: A Cultural Study of Cancer
This 'sensualist' conception of mental life opened the way for a kind of '
imperialism of cenesthesia', according to Starobinski (1989:356—7). By the
nineteenth century, however, any notion of the soul seems to have largely
disappeared and ...
7
The Journal of Philosophy
... essential contributions to the dynamic reservoir of the central nervous system.
Moreover (Bergson) kinesthesia undoubtedly adds much of euphoric trend to the
cenesthesia by providing in part both intensity and extensity to the other senses.
8
Interstate Medical Journal
and ask why it is that savage people and strong men engaged in outdoor work,
lumbermen, for example, have such a fondness for alcohol, tobacco, tea and
coffee, if the demand for these 'drugs' depends upon a disturbed cenesthesia.
9
Music Therapy, Sensory Integration and the Autistic Child
... whether inherited (genetic) or the result of functional adaptation—regardless of
the source, values of urwith which your body attempts to comply are
manifestations ofits ultimate quest for cenesthesia. Once established, these
values of ur can ...
10
Journal of abnormal psychology
He lays stress on the importance of cenesthesia and of partial cenesthesias (from
the individual organs). His fundamental thesis is this: "... the physical or energy-
aspect of feeling is numerous sets of kinesthetic neurokine- tic strains or ...
Morton Prince, American Psychopathological Association, Psycho-Medical Society (England), 1918
