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International seminar on d・・vu and memory
March
15-16, 2006
Kyoto University, Faculty of Education,
This seminar attempts to promote the multidisciplinary
study of d・・vu and
memory. D・・vu is one of the nodal points of memory and recent
approaches to its scientific study are diverse. Recent cognitive and
neurological approaches suggest that cognitive, emotional as well as
psychological disorders raise many integrative issues with regard to the
mechanism of d・・vu. This
is the first special seminar on this topic developed by our research group and it aims to encouraging
researchers from various fields (cognitive psychology, cognitive sciences,
clinical psychology. and psychiatry) to discuss the challenges and opportunities
offered by a cross-disciplinary approach to the study of d・/span>j・/span> vu and
memory.
Invited Speakers
Alan Brown. (Southern
Elizabeth J.
Marsh (
Program
March 15
2pm-4pm Session 1 :D・・vu,
jamais vu＆ cognitive mechanism
Sugimori, E. (Kyoto Univ. Graduate student)
Factors of output-monitoring error
Matsuda, K. (Kyoto Univ. PostDoc researcher)
D・・vu experiences arise from stimuli typicality
Kusumi, T. D・・ vu and Jamais vu phenomenon：Psychological aspects of metacognition and similarity [PDF]
Furukawa M, Moriyama T, Watanabe S and Tsukahara Y. (Future Univ.-Hakodate) An experimental approach to elicit
jamais vu
Commentators:
Brown, A. & Marsh, E.J.
4:30pm-6pm Keynote Lecture
1
Elizabeth J.
Marsh (
The nature and incidence of d・・vu, plus findings from an implicit memory
investigation
1 Background information on d・・vu
Methods of investigating
the d・・vu experience,
General incidence,
Nature of the
experience,
Physical variables
related to d・・vu,
Psychological variables related to d・・vu,
2 Implicit memory
interpretation of d・・vu
March 16
2pm-4pm Session 2 : D・・vu,
jamais vu & psychological disorders
Kawabe, T. (Kyoto Univ. Researcher) The subjective contents of the
d・・vu experiences
Kato, N. (Kyoto Univ. Graduate student) Assessing individuals who have never
experienced d・・vu
Fukao, K. (Kyoto Univ. Hospital) D・・vu and Jamais Vu as Epileptic Symptoms
Commentators:
Brown, A. & Marsh, E.J.
4:30pm-6pm Keynote Lecture ２
Alan Brown. (Southern
The relationship of physical and psychological pathology to d・・vu, plus
findings from a split-perception investigation
1 Background information on d・・vu
Jamais vu,
Physical pathology related to d・・vu,
Psychological pathology related
to d・・vu,
Neurological interpretations of
d・・vu, etc.
2 Split, or double, perception interpretation
of d・・vu
Organizer:
Takashi
Kusumi (Kyoto
University, Faculty of
Education)
References
Brown, A.S. 2003 A review of the d・・vu experience Psychological Bulletin, Vol.129 394-413
Brown, A.S. 2004 The d・・vu experience. Psychology Press
Kusumi,
T. 2006 Human metacognition and the d・・vu phenomenon.
In K.Fujita & S. Itakura
(Eds.) Diversity of Cognition: Evolution, Development, Domestication, and
Pathology (pp.302-314).
Links
March 11, 2006