Archives of General Psychiatry · 1964 · 38 citations · 8 references
MedicineNeurologyNeuroscienceClinical NeuroscienceSleep MedicineSleep NeurologySeizure DisordersSleep-wake DisordersDreaming NeurobiologySeizure PathophysiologyTemporal CortexTemporal Lobe Syndromes
The clinical observation that temporal lobe seizure content is, in given individuals, analogous to dream content suggests that further study of this seizure type may throw light on the mechanism of dreaming in general. Indeed, it has been postulated that seizure content and dream "depend on the same neuronal mechanism in the temporal cortex."<sup>9</sup> It is the purpose of this paper to examine some relationships between recurrent dreams and temporal lobe seizures when these occur in the same individuals. The immediate impetus for this study was furnished by observation of a patient with a recurrent dream of many years duration; the dream eventually appeared episodically during the waking state and finally occurred as an "aura" to a grand-mal seizure. Other cases had previously been encountered in which the recurrent dreams assumed a different relationship to seizures. After a study of these personal cases and of
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EPILEPSY AND THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BRAIN
Wilder Penfield, Herbert H. Jasper · Southern Medical Journal · 1954 · 4K citations
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Wilder Penfield · Digital Commons - RU (Rockefeller University) · 1950 · 1.3K citations
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THE STRUCTURE OF EMOTIONS REFLECTED IN EPILEPTIC EXPERIENCES
DENIS WILLIAMS · Brain · 1956 · 283 citations
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RHINENCEPHALIC ACTIVITY DURING THOUGHT
Henry Lesse, Robert G. Heath, Walter A. Mickle et al. · The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease · 1955 · 39 citations
The Bio-Analysis of the Epileptic Reaction
Abraham Kardiner · The Psychoanalytic Quarterly · 1932 · 34 citations
Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychology +9