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Phantasy, Image Consciousness, and Memory (1898-1925)

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

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978-1-4020-2641-6

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978-1-4020-2642-3

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Springer Nature

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Reino Unido

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Phantasy and Image Consciousness

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 1-205

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 207-260

Phantasy and Re-Presentation (Memory). &lgt;The Question of the Relationship between Apprehension and Belief Quality>

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 261-266

Belief as Impression.

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 267-277

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 279-295

Memory and Phantasy.

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 297-304

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 305-321

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 323-327

Immanent and Internal Phantasy (In the Double Sense). Phantasy and Perception.

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 329-334

The Modifications of Believing: Belief (Certainty), Inclination, Doubt, and so on, in the Sphere of Simple Intuition.

Rudolf Bernet (eds.)

The results of the present study document that a significant low-frequency hearing loss occurrs as early as in one-month-old F344 rats and results in a lack of recordable TEOAEs and in the absence of DPOAEs at low frequencies. The low-frequency defect, which preceeds the later occurring high-frequency hearing loss, is probably not connected with the degeneration of hair cells or specific age-related hearing loss genes, but can be related to more general genetic mutations present in this rat strain.

Pp. 335-343