Some readings that came along

• ·         Brugger, P. Phantom limb, phantom body phantom self in: Blom, J., Sommer I. (eds.), Hallucinations: Research and Practice, Springer 2012, pp 203-218
• ·         Dieguez, S., Blanke, O. Altered states of bodily consciousness  in: Cardeña, E.; Winkelmann, M. (eds.), Altering Consciousness: Multidisciplinary perspectives Vol. 2, Praeger 2011 , pp 237-262
• ·         Feldenkrais M. Awareness through movement, Harpercollins 1990
• ·         Giumarra M. et al. Corporeal awareness and the prorioceptive sense of the phantom, British Journal of Psychology 2010, p. 791-818
• ·         Hurtley L. Wisdom of the body moving. North Atlantic Books, 1995
• ·         Inui, N., Masumoto J. Effects of visual information on perceived posture of an experimental phantom foot, “Experimental Brain Research” 2013 May; 226(4), pp 487-494
• ·         Massumi B. Parables for the Virtual Movement Affect, Sensation, Duke University Press 2002
• ·         Noe A. Varieties of presence Harvard University Press 2012
• ·         RamachandranV., Blakeslee S. Phantoms in the brain Harper Perennial, 1998
• ·         Srivastava A. et al. Stroke with Supernaturary phantom Limb: case study, review of literature and pathogenesis Acta Neuropsychiatrica 2008 (20) Journal compilation Blackwell Munksgaard, pp. 256-264
• ·         Sacks O. Hallucinations Picador, 2012
• ·         Sacks, O. A leg to stand on Touchstone, 1998
• ·         Stevenson R., Wallace M.  Multisensory temporal integration: task and stimulus dependencies. “Experimental  Brain Research” 2013 Jun; 227(2), pp 249-61
• ·         Tomasini, F.:  Embodying loss and the puzzle of existence, “The Sociological Review” Vol. 56, Issue Supplement 2, p 249–263