Pareidolia: From Nameless Seeing to the Threshold of the Self
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| author | Hellabad, Darius |
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| contents | <p>This book explores pareidolia not as perceptual error or pathology, but as a structural threshold in human experience. Beginning with nameless seeing—prior to categorization, meaning, or interpretation—it traces how perception gradually approaches the emergence of self-reference without collapsing into illusion or explanation.</p> <p> </p> <p>Rather than offering a psychological theory or therapeutic framework, <em>Pareidolia</em> articulates a position: a disciplined attention to the moment where seeing becomes meaningful while remaining reversible and non-delusional. The work moves between phenomenology and cognitive structure, marking the boundary where perception, attribution, and selfhood begin to take form.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is not a manual for interpretation, nor a system of symbols. It is an account of staying with what appears—before names, before narratives—up to the threshold where the self quietly arrives.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Pareidolia: From Nameless Seeing to the Threshold of the Self Hellabad, Darius pareidolia perception phenomenology self cognition nameless seeing threshold consciousness meaning attribution <p>This book explores pareidolia not as perceptual error or pathology, but as a structural threshold in human experience. Beginning with nameless seeing—prior to categorization, meaning, or interpretation—it traces how perception gradually approaches the emergence of self-reference without collapsing into illusion or explanation.</p> <p> </p> <p>Rather than offering a psychological theory or therapeutic framework, <em>Pareidolia</em> articulates a position: a disciplined attention to the moment where seeing becomes meaningful while remaining reversible and non-delusional. The work moves between phenomenology and cognitive structure, marking the boundary where perception, attribution, and selfhood begin to take form.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is not a manual for interpretation, nor a system of symbols. It is an account of staying with what appears—before names, before narratives—up to the threshold where the self quietly arrives.</p> |
| title | Pareidolia: From Nameless Seeing to the Threshold of the Self |
| topic | pareidolia perception phenomenology self cognition nameless seeing threshold consciousness meaning attribution |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18283391 |