Volume 13, Issue 2

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July 2020

Special Issue: The Locked-in Syndrome: Perspectives from Ethics, History and Phenomenology

Issue Editor:

Fernando Vidal

10 articles in this issue

The Locked-in Syndrome: Perspectives from Ethics, History, and Phenomenology
Fernando Vidal
Original Paper 08 August 2019 Pages: 115 - 118
Phenomenology of the Locked-In Syndrome: an Overview and Some Suggestions
Fernando Vidal
Original Paper 31 October 2018 Pages: 119 - 143
A History of the Locked-In-Syndrome: Ethics in the Making of Neurological Consciousness, 1880-Present
Stephen T. Casper
Original Paper 19 June 2018 Pages: 145 - 161
The history of BCI: From a vision for the future to real support for personhood in people with locked-in syndrome
Andrea Kübler
Original Paper 29 May 2019 Pages: 163 - 180
Phenomenological Analysis of a Japanese Professional Caregiver Specialized in Patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Yasuhiko Murakami
Original Paper 05 July 2018 Pages: 181 - 191
Attitudes towards Personhood in the Locked-in Syndrome: from Third- to First- Person Perspective and to Interpersonal Significance
Marie-Christine Nizzi
Veronique Blandin
Athena Demertzi
Original Paper 13 July 2018 Pages: 193 - 201
More than our Body: Minimal and Enactive Selfhood in Global Paralysis
Miriam Kyselo
Original Paper 10 April 2019 Pages: 203 - 220
Locked-In Syndrome: a Challenge to Standard Accounts of Selfhood and Personhood?
Dan Zahavi
Original Paper Open access 10 April 2019 Pages: 221 - 228
Medical Decision Making by Patients in the Locked-in Syndrome
James L. Bernat
Original Paper 14 March 2018 Pages: 229 - 238
Impact of the Japanese Disability Homecare System on ALS Patients’ Decision to Receive Tracheostomy with Invasive Ventilation
Yumiko Kawaguchi
Perspective 04 July 2019 Pages: 239 - 247

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