Hallucination: Philosophy and Psychology

Contents

Contents Preface vii Contributors ix 1 The Philosophy and Psychology of Hallucination: An Introduction 1 Fiona Macpherson 2 Introduction to the Chapters 39 Dimitris Platchias I Psychology 43 3 The Hallucinating Brain: Neurobiological Insights into the Nature of Hallucinations 45 Dominic H. ffytche 4 Psychotic Hallucinations 65 Richard P. Bentall and Filippo Varese 5 Thinking Aloud about Mental Voices 87 Charles Fernyhough and Simon McCarthy-Jones 6 The Neuropsychology of Visual Hallucinations in Parkinson’s Disease and the Continuum Hypothesis 105 Ksenija Maravic da Silva 7 Hallucinations in Hypnosis 121 Peter Naish II Philosophy: Reflections on Disjunctivism 147 8 The Multidisjunctive Conception of Hallucination 149 Benj Hellie vi Contents 9 Experience and Introspection 175 Fabian Dorsch 10 Explanation in Good and Bad Experiential Cases 221 Matthew Kennedy 11 Silencing the Argument from Hallucination 255 István Aranyosi 12 Naive Realism and Hallucinations 271 Matthew Nudds 13 Externalism and the Gappy Content of Hallucination 291 Susanna Schellenberg 14 The Failure of Disjunctivism to Deal with “Philosophers’ Hallucinations” 313 Howard Robinson III Philosophy: The Nature of Experience 331 15 Hearing and Hallucinating Silence 333 Ian Phillips 16 Hallucination, Mental Representation, and the Presentational Character 361 Costas Pagondiotis 17 Hallucinations and the Transparency of Perception 381 Paul Coates 18 A Sense of Reality 399 Katalin Farkas Index 417 ...