Hood, Bruce - Supersense

houses, contaminated ref1, ref2

Hughes, Howard ref1

Hume, David ref1, ref2

Humphrey, Nick ref1, ref2

Hussein, Saddam ref1

ideal forms theory ref1

identity: Capgras syndrome ref1; identical twins ref1; mind ref1 See also life force; soul

‘If you Want to Get Ahead, Get a Theory’ (Karmiloff-Smith and Inhelder) ref1

illusion of explanatory depth ref1

infinitesimals, law of ref1

Inhelder, Barbel ref1

inhibition ref1

intentional stance ref1

intuitive theories ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

Iraq war ref1

‘Irish dirt’ ref1

James, William ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

Jenkins, Alan ref1

Johnson, Magic ref1

joint attention ref1

Kafka ref1

Karmilove-Smith, Annette ref1

Kass, Leon ref1

Keegan, Karen ref1

King, Brian ref1

Kopi Luwak ref1

kosher categories ref1

Kreb’s cycle ref1, ref2

Kukukukus tribe ref1

Kuru disease ref1

Ladies’ Home Journal ref1

language ref1, ref2

Le Bon, Gustav ref1

Le Loyer, Pierre ref1

Lennon, John ref1

Levi-Leleu, Michel ref1

Lewis-Williams, David ref1

Life ref1

life force ref1, ref2, ref3

Lindeman, Marjaana ref1

Linnaeus, Carl ref1

Little Albert ref1

Locke, John ref1

Lovelock, James ref1

Macbeth effect ref1, ref2

MacDougall, Dr Duncan ref1

magical ideation ref1, ref2

magical thinking, sympathetic ref1, ref2, ref3

Malham, Gareth ref1

mania ref1, ref2

Maori ref1

Marlar, Richard ref1

mass mentality ref1

The Matrix ref1

Mead, Margaret ref1

medicine, alternative ref1

memorabilia: collecting, reasons for ref1, ref2; duplication of ref1; killer cardigan ref1; provenance ref1, ref2; Steve Vee Bransgrove Collectables ref1, ref2–ref3; symbolic value attached to ref1

memory: and Alzheimer’s ref1; cellular ref1; working ref1

Merrick, Joseph ref1

The Metamorphosis (Kafka) ref1

The Mind in the Cave (Lewis-Williams) ref1

mind-reading ref1, ref2, ref3

mind design: definition ref1; cause and effect ref1; children, development in ref1; evolutionary psychology and ref1; experiences with ref1; obsessive behaviour ref1; patterns ref1; and prehistoric art ref1; wishful thinking ref1 See also brain

Minsky, Marvin ref1, ref2

Mister Rogers ref1

Montague, Read ref1

morphic resonance ref1

mosaicism ref1, ref2

My Bed (Emin) ref1

natural selection theory ref1

newborns: blank-slate metaphor ref1, ref2; brilliant ref1; reflexes of ref1; world experienced by ref1 See also babies; children

Newton’s Laws of Object Motion ref1

‘The Numskulls’ ref1– ref2

obsession ref1, ref2

‘once in contact, always in contact’ principle ref1

The Onion ref1

Opie, Peter and Iona ref1

oxytocin ref1

Paracelsus ref1

patterns: apophenia ref1, ref2; of events ref1; Gestalt psychology and ref1; missing square ref1– ref2; randomness of ref1

Pavlov, Ivan ref1

Penfield, Wilder ref1

Perera, Dr Samson ref1

phobias ref1

Piaget, Jean ref1, ref2

Pinker, Steven ref1

placebo effect ref1, ref2

plants and Doctrine of Signatures ref1

Plato ref1, ref2

Plimmer, Martin ref1

Plutarch ref1

Polidori, Dr John William ref1

The Prestige ref1

psychic secretion ref1

psychology: evolutionary ref1; Gestalt ref1, ref2

psychotic disorders ref1

Quinn, Marc ref1, ref2

quintessence ref1

Quirkology (Wiseman) ref1

rape, African children ref1

Raynor, Rosalie ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

reality: confirmation bias of ref1; dissociated disorders ref1; drugs, distortion by ref1; ideal forms and ref1; intuitive theories and ref1; ‘out of sight, out of mind’ ref1; psychotic mania ref1

reasoning ref1, ref2

reflexes, babies: grasp ref1, ref2, ref3; startle ref1; stepping ref1; sucking ref1;

religion: afterlife ref1, ref1; Christian fundamentalism ref1; church attendance ref1; creationism ref1; supernatural connection ref1; Dawkins’ condemnation of ref1, ref2; God’s ‘Great Chain of Being’ ref1; parasite, compared as ref1; relics ref1; rituals ref1; of scientists ref1, ref2; supernaturalism, as form of ref1; twins ref1;VMAT2 genes and ref1

rituals: athletes ref1; control, feeling of ref1; and culture ref1; exorcism ref1; Hongi ref1; obsession with ref1; religious ref1

Robocop ref1

Rogers, Fred ref1

Rozin, Paul ref1, ref2, ref3

Russ, Charles ref1

Saatchi, Charles ref1

sacredness ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

Sanner, Margareta ref1, ref2

SARS virus ref1

schizophrenia ref1, ref2

science: advances in ref1; genetic manipulation ref1, ref2; and morphic resonance ref1; religion supernatural overlap ref1; secular beliefs of ref1; view of, public ref1

secular supernatural beliefs (Gallup poll) ref1

The Selfish Gene (Dawkins) ref1

Self (Quinn) ref1, ref2

Seligman, Martin ref1

Seuss, Dr ref1

Sexton, Jacob ref1

sex: cultural influences on ref1; physical responses ref1; sexual chemistry ref1; virility improvement ref1

Sheldrake, Rupert ref1

Shelley, Mary ref1

Shermer, Michael ref1

similars, law of ref1

Singer, Isaac Bashevis ref1

Skinner, B. F. ref1

Skinner, Deborah ref1–ref2

Smuts, Barbara ref1

somatic marker ref1

soul, the ref1, ref2, ref3

Spelke, Liz ref1

Spencer, Herbert ref1

Stoker, Bram ref1

storytelling, contrast effect of ref1

Subbotsky, Eugene ref1

Sykes, Alan and Susan ref1

Sylvia, Claire ref1

symbiosis ref1

taboos ref1 See also cannibalism

taxonomy ref1

teleology, promiscuous ref1

Tesla, Nikola ref1

Tetlock, Philip ref1

thinking, rational ref1

Thompson, D. C. ref1

Titchener, Edward ref1

transplants, organ: with animal parts ref1; and memories ref1

TV Dinners ref1

20Q ref1

twins ref1, ref2

universal grammar ref1

unseen gaze see gaze

Vadim, Roger ref1

‘The Vampyre’ (Byron) ref1

virgin cure ref1

vision ref1, ref2

vitalism see essence of life

voles, prairie ref1

Voronoff, Serge ref1

Vyse, Stuart ref1

Walsh, Stella ref1

Walt Disney company ref1

Wari tribe ref1

Watson, John ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

weapon salve ref1

Wegner, Dan ref1, ref2

West, Fred see cardigans; houses, contaminated

‘What are friends for?’ (Smuts) ref1

‘The Wisdom of Repugnance’ (Kass) ref1

Wiseman, Richard ref1

wishful thinking ref1

Young British Art movement ref1

The Young Ones ref1

Young, Pamela ref1– ref2

youthfulness, retaining ref1