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1
Introduction to Neuropsychology, Second Edition
This conclusion concerning somaesthesis has to be qualified a little. The
lateralization of somaesthesis is most complete in relation to the more distal parts
of the body, especially if finely controlled or skilled movements are required. The
effects ...
2
Clinical Neuroanatomy: Brain Circuitry and Its Disorders
The large-fibred somatic afferent system deals with the discriminative-sensory
aspects of somaesthesis, and the small-fibred system with the affective-
vegetative components of the perceptions evoked by all but the blandest of
somatic stimuli ...
Hans J. ten Donkelaar, 2011
3
Nerve Cells and Nervous Systems: An Introduction to Neuroscience
... spinothalamic pathway Somatic sensory cortex ol parietal lobe Somaesthesis (
b, Medial portion nuclei of trigeminal nerve Somatic sensory cortex of parietal
lobe Somaesthesis (head) Medial geniculate Inferior colliculus through brachium
of ...
4
Intersensory Origin of Mind: A Revisit to Emergent Evolution
There is no verbal or conceptual equivalent, so it seems, to 'blindness' in
somaesthesis. This is the primary set of sense modes through which time is
experienced, and temporality qua experience is not missing entirely in any
surviving humans ...
Somaesthesis: Touch,. Vibration. and. Temperature. In chapter 5 we described
the structure of the skin senses and the historical background of the research
which led to the classification of specific pressure and touch receptors. Melzack's
and ...
Kai von Fieandt, Ib Kristian Moustgaard, 1977
6
The Human Brain and Its Universe: The Brain and its mind
Seen from this viewpoint, and somewhat arbitrarily, taste might likewise be
enumerated, as a special modality, under 'somaesthesis' in a wider sense, while
the experienced modalities pertaining to cochlear, optic, and olfactory systems
are ...
Hartwig Kuhlenbeck, Joachim Gerlach, 1982
7
Psychology: A Study of Its Origins and Principles
Generally, as intensity is increased, sensed pitch increases; that is, over a certain
range, the auditory sense confuses temporal and intensive variations.
SOMAESTHESIS Somaethesis (soma = body, aesthesia = feeling or sense)
refers to those ...
8
Irresistible Dictation: Gertrude Stein and the Correlations ...
... rather than related terms such as proprioception, kinesthetics, muscle sense,
vestibular sense, somatics, somaesthesis, and somaesthetics, in order to
highlight the central role that the nervous system plays in all body awareness.
9
Brain Lesion Localization and Developmental Functions: Basal ...
Sensibility (if necessary; sense of touch and pain, joint sense (see also
somaesthesis and kinaesthesis); Praxis (non-object-oriented) (seated, clothed,
with bare upper arms). 178 BRAIN LESION LOCALIZATION AND
DEVELOPMENTAL ...
Daria Riva, Charles Njiokiktjien, 2010
10
Dolphin Cognition and Behavior: A Comparative Approach
... and natural selection, 263— 264 Social interactions, measurement, 211—212
Social organization, 261-262, 335, 336, 339, 343 and encephalization, 262—
263 Socioecological trends, 336—337 Somaesthesis, 150 Somatosensory
evoked ...
Ronald Schusterman, J. A. Thomas, F. G. Wood, 2013
