英语词汇“external autoscopy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

b. More fully external autoscopy. A form of visual hallucination in which a person sees an image of himself outside his own body. Later also: = out-of-body experience at out-of-body adj.

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1904 N.Y. Times 22 May iv. 8/4 Instances of this form of vision in which the seer perceives at dusk, under certain conditions, his own double are well known to the scientific investigator as well as to the romance writer. This kind of vision has been named ‘external autoscopy’.

1951 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 3 Mar. 431/1 I have chosen the visual hallucination of the self, or autoscopy, as the theme of this lecture.

1968 Brain 91 649 When this depersonalization is associated with visual hallucination and the subject sees himself outside his body, the state of autoscopy exists.

1979 Observer Mag. 34/3 11 [patients] viewed their body and physical surroundings from a detached position of height (autoscopy).

2007 New Yorker 23 July 41/1 One seems to be no longer in one's own body but outside it and, most commonly, looking down on oneself from eight or nine feet above (neurologists refer to this as ‘autoscopy’).

单词	external autoscopy
释义	> as lemmas external autoscopy b. More fully external autoscopy. A form of visual hallucination in which a person sees an image of himself outside his own body. Later also: = out-of-body experience at out-of-body adj. ΚΠ 1904 N.Y. Times 22 May iv. 8/4 Instances of this form of vision in which the seer perceives at dusk, under certain conditions, his own double are well known to the scientific investigator as well as to the romance writer. This kind of vision has been named ‘external autoscopy’. 1951 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 3 Mar. 431/1 I have chosen the visual hallucination of the self, or autoscopy, as the theme of this lecture. 1968 Brain 91 649 When this depersonalization is associated with visual hallucination and the subject sees himself outside his body, the state of autoscopy exists. 1979 Observer Mag. 34/3 11 [patients] viewed their body and physical surroundings from a detached position of height (autoscopy). 2007 New Yorker 23 July 41/1 One seems to be no longer in one's own body but outside it and, most commonly, looking down on oneself from eight or nine feet above (neurologists refer to this as ‘autoscopy’). extracted from autoscopyn. < as lemmas
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