Titlebook: Meanings of Pain; Simon van Rysewyk Book 2016 Springer International Publishing AG 2016 Pain.Meaning.Experience.Phenomenology.Neuroscience

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The Emotional Perception of Phantom Limb Pain,ronic pain, including phantom-limb pain. In the mental representation of phantom limb pain, body-perception may contribute to the development of an emotional and neuro-mental circuit in the brain leading to pain, which may elicit chronic phantom-limb pain.

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Pain Experience and Structures of Attention: A Phenomenological Approach,d, other physical pains that allow some co-attention and therefore do not subjugate the attentional focus. There are even pains that due to their weakness or insignificance do not attract co-interest and do not interfere with the articulation of present experience. Concerning the first type, it neve

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The Moral Experience of the Person with Chronic Pain,of narrative reasoning can assist healthcare providers to support patients to develop narrative capabilities (speaking, acting, telling and imputing personal responsibility for actions). If healthcare providers can learn to negotiate the normative and non-normative ethical terrains which form the la