Abstract
Monaco F, Mula M, Cavanna AE. The neurophilosophy of epileptic experiences.Background:Specific alterations of consciousness have a central role in the phenomenological description of epileptic seizures and in the patient's subjective reports.Methods:This article discusses the use of philosophical methodology within a neurological framework to understand consciousness.Results:How the alterations in consciousness are experienced by patients with epilepsy depends largely on the localization of the underlying neurophysiological dysfuntion.Discussion:Rigorous conceptual analysis of ictal experience reports can help to illuminate the study of consciousness.
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