This article by Jules Montague appeared on The Wire April 22, 2017.
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Why is the brain prone to florid forms of confabulation?
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Podcast on Faculti.net
This audio podcast is from an interview conducted on Dec. 20th 2019. In it I describe the central themes of Responsible Brains. Site registration is required.
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Consciousness, responsibility, and executive processes
This interview with faculti.net took place on March 13th, 2015. It looks like site registration is required to view.
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Psychopathy: It’s complicated
This is an interview with WHYY public radio in Philadelphia. It aired March 28, 2013.
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The psychopaths among us
This podcast interview with Amee Quiriconi was posted on Oct. 27th, 2019.
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My Strange Brain (Capgras’ Syndrome)
This documentary covers several neurological syndromes that involve confabulation (basically, confidently saying things that are likely to be false). It features a snippet of me describing the older Capgras’ theory that V. S. Ramachandran and I affirmed in “Capgras Syndrome: A Novel Probe…” Recently I have devised a more specific version of this theory that I call the mindreading theory of misidentification (See “The Misidentification Syndromes as Mindreading Disorders”).
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