Consciousness and Cognition

The Awareness of Thirst: Proposed Neural Correlates
pp. 463-487(25)
Authors: Sewards T.V.; Sewards M.A.

REM Mentation in Narcoleptics and Normals: An Empirical Test of Two Neurocognitive Theories
pp. 488-509(22)
Author: Fosse R.

Dream Mentation Production and Narcolepsy: A Critique
pp. 510-513(4)
Author: Nielsen T.

William James's The Fringe of Consciousness REM Mentation in Narcoleptics and Normals - Reply to Tore Nielsen
pp. 514-515(2)
Author: Fosse R.

Tip-of-the-Tongue Phenomena: An Introductory Phenomenological Analysis
pp. 516-537(22)
Author: Brown S.R.

What Feeling Is the ''Feeling of Knowing?''
pp. 538-544(7)
Author: Mangan B.

Reply to Bruce Mangan's Commentary on ''What Feeling Is the 'Feeling of Knowing?'''
pp. 545-549(5)
Author: Brown S.R.

The Neural-Cognitive Basis of the Jamesian Stream of Thought
pp. 550-575(26)
Author: Epstein R.

Comments on Epstein's Neurocognitive Interpretation of William James's Model of Consciousness
pp. 576-583(8)
Author: Galin D.

Substantive Thoughts about Substantive Thoughts: A Reply to Galin
pp. 584-590(7)
Author: Epstein R.

The Revised Transliminality Scale: Reliability and Validity Data From a Rasch Top-Down Purification Procedure
pp. 591-617(27)
Authors: Lange R.; Thalbourne M.A.; Houran J.; Storm L.

A Linguist's Perspective on William James and ''The Stream of Thought''
pp. 618-628(11)
Author: Chafe W.

Beyond ''the Fringe'': A Cautionary Critique of William James
pp. 629-637(9)
Author: Lloyd D.

Papers to Appear in Forthcoming Issues
pp. 638-638(1)

Author Index for Volume 9
pp. 639-639(1)