Technosense and Sensibilia: Haptic Interfaces, Selfhood, and Obstruction in Virtual Reality Main Menu Introduction The Cognitive Neuroscientific Approach The Threshold for Haptic Engagement Multisensory Experience and the Mistaken Body Problem Bodily Prosthesis The Danger of Illusion Obstruction Selfhood and the Senses Haptic Engagement The Experience of Virtual Reality Conclusions Works Cited

The Theoretical Approach

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This section provides a brief review of a cross-section of the literature on sense, sensibility, and virtual reality. Each subsection describes a particular problem or approach with the goal of highlighting, in the conclusion and by way of the networked approach of the platform, the links between the cognitive neuroscientific discipline and genres of theory as they come to bear on the tactile modality and virtual reality.
 
The sections listed below, which are nonlinear and categorized by the questions under consideration, meditate on selfhood, haptic engagement, and the experience of virtual reality. 
 

This page has paths:

  1. Introduction Justin Gil

Contents of this path:

  1. Selfhood and the Senses
  2. Haptic Engagement
  3. The Experience of Virtual Reality