Acknowledgments

Thank You!

You would not be seeing this website without the steady support and encouragement of my wife, Esther. I am deeply indebted to her for her patience in sharing me with the work of compiling it.

I would like to thank here all those who took the time and trouble to fill out the on-line questionnaire. It was hosted and managed by Harry Bosma in the Netherlands, and I am very grateful for his expert help and kindness.

I also wish to thank Martin Gasser and Christian Gfeller of the Paul Klee Center for help with the CMS and, more recently, Andreas Schlapbach, who maintains the website.

Two people gave immense help by translating the early French papers, into English (Eve Portmann) and into German (Dr. Maurice Schommer). I am very grateful for the excellent work they did.

I would also like to thank Prof. Sam Fohr, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, for editing the initial version of much of what appears here.

I wish to express my gratitude to Kei Ito for all his help in the initial stages of this website and with the data analysis. As far as I am aware, Kei was the first researcher to put a déjà vu questionnaire up on the World Wide Web.

I am very grateful for the help we received from Prof. Michael Schredl (Mannheim) and Prof. Harry Purser (Nottingham) in the statistical analysis of the questionnaire data.

I hope I will soon be able to thank people who provide help with the website’s programming. I also hope to thank sponsors and donors, and all those who send in questions, accounts, theories, poetry, lyrics, pictures, links, leads, suggestions and comments.