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Routledge - The Deja Vu Experience: Second Edition (Essays)

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Explore the science behind one of the most mysterious sensations in human consciousness. The Deja Vu Experience: Second Edition provides a deep look into the strange sense of familiarity many people feel when encountering new situations. Published by Routledge, this volume brings together the latest scientific discoveries to explain why this phenomenon occurs. This second edition covers modern neurophysiological investigations and examines why deja vu is frequently linked to a sense of predicting future events or knowing what happens next. By examining the connection between memory and perception, the text helps readers understand the biological and psychological roots of this feeling. Whether you are a student of cognitive psychology or a curious reader, this book offers a comprehensive overview of the subject. It summarizes major historical theories alongside contemporary research, providing a complete picture of how science views this unique mental event. This collection of essays aims to stimulate further study and discussion regarding the mechanics of human cognition.

Key Features

Covers the latest scientific discoveries regarding the strange sensation of familiarity felt during new experiences.

Examines neurophysiological investigations to explain the biological basis of the deja vu phenomenon.

Analyzes why deja vu is often associated with a sense of predicting the future or knowing upcoming events.

Summarizes major historical and contemporary theoretical approaches to understanding cognitive experiences.

Provides a collection of essays designed to stimulate further research and discussion in cognitive psychology.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
20 July 2021
Listed Since
12 January 2021

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