Real Hallucinations : Psychiatric Illness, Intentionality, and the Interpersonal World

Contents
Acknowledgments
1 Introduction
2 Schizophrenia and Selfhood
	2.1 Minimal Self
	2.2 Modalities of Intentionality
	2.3 Other People
	2.4 The Appearance of Hallucination
3 Thought Insertion Clarified
	3.1 The Sense of Perceiving
	3.2 Two Interpretations of Thought Insertion
	3.3 Verbal Hallucinations and Inserted Thoughts
	3.4 An Unfamiliar Kind of Intentionality
	3.5 Agency and Ownership
4 Voices of Anxiety
	4.1 Anxiety
	4.2 Anticipation
	4.3 Alienated Content
	4.4 Hypervigilance
	4.5 Voices in Context
5 Trauma and Trust
	5.1 Delusional Atmosphere
	5.2 Trauma
	5.3 Projects and Narratives
	5.4 Trust
	5.5 Habitual Certainty
6 Intentionality and Interpersonal Experience
	6.1 The Interpersonal Regulation of Experience
	6.2 Ways of Believing
	6.3 Becoming Unhinged
	6.4 The Anticipation of Memory
	6.5 Intentionality and Time
	6.6 Schizophrenia and Trauma
	6.7 Renee Revisited
	6.8 Phenomenology Meets Predictive Coding
7 Varieties of Hallucination
	7.1 Orthodox Hallucinations
	7.2 Horizonal Hallucinations
	7.3 Benevolent Voices
	7.4 Relating to the Dead
8 Metaphilosophical Conclusion
Notes
References
Index