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Der Wahn vor der Zeit des Wahnsinns war Wissensform und Mittel der Selbsterkenntnis, Begründung einer Poetik des Wirklichen und Bedingung von gesellschaftlicher Kommunikation. Vor 1800, der Zeit vor dem Wahnsinn, ist im Begriff »Wahn« die Perspektivität der Wahrnehmung, die Aspekthaftigkeit der Wirklichkeit und die Zeitlichkeit der Dinge gefasst. In Verbindung mit dem »Witz«, dem intellektuellen Scharfsinn, wird der Wahn zu einem Instrument des kreativen Imaginierens, der Erkenntnis und Weltdeutung sowie der Selbstrefl exion. Sein Medium ist die Sprache, in erster Linie dann auch die verschriftlichte Sprache. So lässt sich eine Wahn-Poetik erkennen, die eng mit Imaginations- und Wirklichkeitskonzepten sowie Wissensund Gesprächskulturen des Mittelalters und der Frühen Neuzeit verbunden ist.

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All of us lead two parallel lives: the life we actually live and the one that we wish for and fantasise about. And this life unlived (the one that never actually happens, the one we might be living but for some reason are not) can occupy an extraordinary part of our mental life.

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Fantasy --- Identification (Psychology) --- Paraphilias --- Sex Behavior --- Sexual fantasies --- Sexual excitement --- Sex differences (Psychology) --- Fantasmes sexuels --- Perversion --- Excitation sexuelle --- Différences entre sexes (Psychologie) --- Fantasy. --- Paraphilic Disorders. --- Sexual Behavior. --- Sexual deviation --- Sex fantasies --- Arousal, Sexual --- Eroticism --- Excitement, Sexual --- Sexual arousal --- Sexual pleasure --- Pleasure --- Frottage (Sexuality) --- Sex toys --- Deviant sexual behavior --- Deviation, Sexual --- Deviations, Sex --- Sex deviation --- Sex --- Psychosexual disorders --- Sex (Psychology) --- Premarital Sex Behavior --- Sex Orientation --- Sexual Activities --- Anal Sex --- Oral Sex --- Sexual Activity --- Sexual Orientation --- Activities, Sexual --- Activity, Sexual --- Behavior, Premarital Sex --- Behavior, Sex --- Behavior, Sexual --- Orientation, Sexual --- Sex, Anal --- Sex, Oral --- Reproductive Behavior --- Sex Deviations --- Deviation, Sex --- Disorder, Paraphilic --- Disorders, Paraphilic --- Paraphilia --- Paraphilic Disorder --- Sex Deviation --- Disruptive, Impulse Control, and Conduct Disorders --- Identification --- Identifications (Psychology) --- Daydreams --- Day Dreams --- Day Dream --- Daydream --- Dream, Day --- Dreams, Day --- Fantasies --- Paraphilias. --- Sexual excitement. --- Sexual fantasies. --- Sex Behavior. --- Sex differences (Psychology). --- Identification (Psychology). --- Différences entre sexes (Psychologie) --- Paraphilic Disorders --- Sexual Behavior --- Identification, Psychology --- Identifications, Psychological --- Identifications, Psychology --- Psychological Identification --- Psychological Identifications --- Psychology Identification --- Psychology Identifications --- Identification, Psychological.

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A spellbinding look at the philosophical and moral implications of animal dreamingAre humans the only dreamers on Earth? What goes on in the minds of animals when they sleep? When Animals Dream brings together behavioral and neuroscientific research on animal sleep with philosophical theories of dreaming. It shows that dreams provide an invaluable window into the cognitive and emotional lives of nonhuman animals, giving us access to a seemingly inaccessible realm of animal experience.David Peña-Guzmán uncovers evidence of animal dreaming throughout the scientific literature, suggesting that many animals run "reality simulations" while asleep, with a dream-ego moving through a dynamic and coherent dreamscape. He builds a convincing case for animals as conscious beings and examines the thorny scientific, philosophical, and ethical questions it raises. Once we accept that animals dream, we incur a host of moral obligations and have no choice but to rethink our views about who animals are and the interior lives they lead.A mesmerizing journey into the otherworldly domain of nonhuman consciousness, When Animals Dream carries profound implications for contemporary debates about animal cognition, animal ethics, and animal rights, challenging us to regard animals as beings who matter, and for whom things matter.

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