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An overview of neurophenomenological approaches to meditation and their relevance to clinical research

2024-06-11

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<p>There is a renewed interest in taking phenomenology seriously in consciousness research, contemporary psychiatry, and neurocomputation. The neurophenomenology research program, pioneered by Varela (1996), rigorously examines subjective experience using first-person methodologies inspired by phenomenology and contemplative practices. This review explores recent advancements in neurophenomenological approaches, p...

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