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The abstracts library
This library collects what has been published in the scientific literature on déjà experience, from the nineteenth century to today. Each page covers one context in which déjà experiences have been studied. Within a page the entries run from the newest to the oldest. Most give the abstract; where there is none, we have tried to say what the paper is about.
Books and theses, and a list of popular articles and web pages, have pages of their own.
- Literary Descriptions32Abstracts of research on how déjà vu is described in novels, poems and other literature, newest first.
- Surveys39Abstracts of surveys of how common déjà experiences are and who has them, newest first.
- No Diagnosed Pathology154Abstracts of research on déjà experiences in people with no diagnosed pathology, newest first.
- Neurological Pathology201Abstracts of research on déjà experiences in neurological conditions, mainly temporal lobe epilepsy, newest first.
- Psychiatric Pathology132Abstracts of research on déjà experiences in psychiatric conditions such as depression and psychosis, newest first.
- Parapsychology67Abstracts of research linking déjà experiences with parapsychology, such as precognition and dreams, newest first.
- Psychoanalytic Perspectives40Abstracts of psychoanalytic work on déjà vu and the uncanny, from Freud onwards, newest first.
- Citations Only112Papers and comments to the editor on déjà experiences that have no abstract: the citation plus a short note, newest first.
- Books & ThesesBooks and theses on déjà vu and related experiences, many with extensive bibliographies.
- Informative & Popular LinksPopular articles, news reports and web pages about déjà vu, with short descriptions.
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