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From a theoretical point of view the experiences in which the feeling of self is temporarily or permanently altered, pose opportunities to apply, critically verify or even renew theories of the self. The altered self, from a human point of view, gains its most relevance when it is related to psychological sufferings, their comprehension, relief or treatment. For some, self-alterations are desired as in technically achieved, or drug induced suspensions of a "fixed", „regular", „normalized" or „orthodox" experience of self. Altered Self and Altered Self-Experience (ASASE) explores different conceptual and clinical notions of the altered Self and different modes of altered self-experience in order to clarify the notion of self. This book deals with questions on the self from an interdisciplinary point of view including decidedly divergent perspectives from different philosophical approaches to the Altered Self and Altered Self-Experience such as "neuro"-philosophies, philosophy of emotion, philosophy of psychiatry, phenomenology besides approaches from developmental psychology, mindfulness praxis, as well as religious studies, cinema and literature studies. ASASE is the result of a selection of research papers of the project "Cognitive Foundation of the Self" with contributions of international scholars who mainly presented and discussed their work at the international workshop "Altered Self and Altered Self Experience" organized by Alexander Gerner (CFCUL) and Jorge Gonçalves (IFILNOVA) held at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa (FCSH-UNL) at the institute of philosophy IFILNOVA on the 30th and 31st of May 2013 in Lisbon, Portugal. Authors of this volume include: Dina Mendonça, Amber Griffioen, Sara F. Bizzaro, Niccola Zippel, João Fonseca, Alexander Gerner, Michele Guerra, Iwona Janicka, Gabriel Levy, Bernardo Palmerim, Michaela Hulstyn, Vera Pereira, Jorge Gonçalves, Pablo López-Silva Pio Abreu, Georg Northoff, Inês Hipólito and Anna Ciaunica. Chapters include: Emoti

Alexander Gerner is a theatre director, playright and researcher in philosophy based in Lisbon, Portugal and a full member of the CFCUL at the Universidade de Lisboa. Currently he is a Post-Doc Reasearcher in Philosophy at the CFCUL working on "Philosophy of Cognitive Enhancement" http://cognitiveenhancement.weebly.com/ inside Philosophy of Human Technology at the Centre of Philosophy of Science at the Science Faculty of the University of Lisbon. In 2012 Alexander Gerner received his PhD degree in History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Lisbon on "Philosophical Investigations of Attention". (fc. Springer =SAPERE). With Olga Pombo he co-edited books on Diagrammatology and Diagram Praxis (2010) and on Peirce's concept of Abduction and the Process of Scientific Discovery (2007). ASASE is the first of two books on the cognitive and social foundation of the self