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Allan Hobson and the Neuroscience of Dreams

By Ryan Hurd

The neuroscience of dreaming is a relatively new enterprise but has quickly become the major paradigm of experimental dream research today.  J. Allan Hobson, Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus at Harvard University, is the undisputed celebrity of this … [Read more...] about Allan Hobson and the Neuroscience of Dreams

Filed Under: Theories of Dreaming Tagged With: 40hz entrainment, activation-synthesis, AIM model, Allan Hobson, anti-Freudian, cognitive neurophilosophy, dreams and neuroscience, Freud, Freudian dream theory, integral psychology, Integral science, integral theory, James Foulkes, John Antrobus, Lucid Dreaming

Lucid Dreaming: a Hybrid of REM and Waking Cognition

By Ryan Hurd

A study accepted in the journal Sleep last month (but not yet published) claims that lucid dreaming should be not be considered a REM dreaming phenomenon but rather a unique state of consciousness (Voss, et al., 2009). Poetically, the assertion that … [Read more...] about Lucid Dreaming: a Hybrid of REM and Waking Cognition

Filed Under: New Dream Studies Tagged With: 40hz entrainment, Allan Hobson, altered states, brain entrainment, cognitive neurophilosophy, EEG, gamma range, Harry Hunt, Lucid Dreaming, lucid dreaming tools, Michael Winkelman, transpersonal psychology, Ursula Voss

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