Intruders in the Mind - Pablo Lopez-Silva

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Résumé :
Pablo L??pez-Silva is Professor of Psychology at the School of Psychology, and Research Professor at the Institute of Philosophy of the Universidad de Valpara??so, Chile. Pablo L??pez-Silva holds a Licentiate in Psychology, a Professional Qualification as Psychologist, a Postgraduate Diploma in Attachment Theory and Early Cares (Pontificia Universidad Cat??lica de Valpara??so), and a Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education Teaching (Universidad de Valpara??so). Pablo L??pez-Silva is Master in Research and PhD in Philosophy (University of Manchester, UK). His areas of research are Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Psychology, Psychopathology, and Neuroethics.

Tom McClelland is a lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge. He is also a researcher on the Inner Speech in Action project based at UPF Barcelona. Tom McClelland's research explores the philosophy and science of perception, thought and the self. He is currently working on how mental action is guided by the perception of affordances and how patterns of individual difference in perceptual experience can constitute social injustices. He is interested in how insights from psychology and philosophy of mind can be marshalled to address social problems.

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Biographie:

• Characterizing Alien Thoughts: Redefinitions and Novel Explorations


• 1: Roberta Payne: When is the Thought Mine and When is it Not? A Personal View on Inserted Thoughts


• 2: Clara Humpston and Matthew Broome: Delusional Beliefs and Thought Insertion


• 3: Aaron Mishara, Pablo L??pez-Silva, Cherise Rosen, and Andreas Heinz: Self-Disturbances, Perceptual Anomalies, and Physicality: Towards a Multimodal Model of Thought Insertion


• 4: Michelle Maisse: Thought Insertion, Mental Affordances, and Affectivity


• 5: Sam Wilkinson: Soundless Voices and Inserted Thoughts: A Distinction that makes a Difference


• 6: Jasper Feyaerts and Wouter Kusters: On Philosophy and Schizophrenia: The Case of Thought Insertion


• Explaining the Intruded Mind: The Aetiological Problem


• 7: Catherine J. Cazimir and Albert R. Powers: Thought insertion and auditory hallucinations: Phenomenological and Mechanistic Commonalities


• 8: Pablo L??pez-Silva and ?...