1. His work on anosognosia is a perfect example.
他在病感失认症方面的工作就是个很完美的例子。

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2. Were they anodiaphoric with respect to the anosognosia?
难道他们对疾病感缺失没有感觉?

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3. It contains yet one more sanitized version of Wilson's stroke and anosognosia.
但是,这部电影还有一个净化了威尔逊中风和疾病感缺失症的版本。

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4. What if the truth of Wilson's condition, his anosognosia, had been more widely known?
如果威尔逊的病情,他的疾病感缺失已广为人知了会怎么样?

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5. A little more than five years after Babinski published his first report on anosognosia.
巴宾斯奇发表第一份有关疾病感缺失报告后五年多。

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6. V.S. RAMACHANDRAN: Offhand, I can't tell you when they started using the term "anosognosia" for other types of denial.
拉玛钱德朗:我不能马上告诉你,他们何时开始将“病感失认症”这个术语用于其它的否认类型。

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7. Confabulation triumphs over organic disease. The hemiplegiac’s anosognosia is a stark example, but we all engage in the same basic process.
偏瘫患者的病感失认症就是个很好的例证,但我们身上都在进行着相同的基本过程。

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8. He saw himself in world historical terms. He appeared to have a poor sense of his own illness (part of a condition known as anosognosia).
他站在在世界历史的高度看自己,似乎并没有意识到自己的疾病(就像疾病感缺失的部分症状)。

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9. Denial of illness, or anosognosia, literally lack of knowledge of disease, is a common sequel of the type of brain injury received by Wilson.
从字面上来来说,就是否认患病,或疾病感缺失,是缺乏对疾病的认识,其实是威尔逊脑部所受这种伤害的常见后果。

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10. When the right brain's ability to detect anomalies and challenge the left is somehow damaged or lost (e.g., from a stroke), anosognosia results.
当右脑探测异常情况和挑战左脑的能力因为某种原因受损或者缺失(例如由于中风的缘故)时,病感失认症就产生了。

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11. When the right brain's ability to detect anomalies and challenge the left is somehow damaged or lost (e. g., from a stroke), anosognosia results.
当右脑探测异常情况和挑战左脑的能力因为某种原因受损或者缺失(例如由于中风的缘故)时,病感失认症就产生了。

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12. V. S. Ramachandran has written about anosognosia in a number of journal articles and in his extraordinary book with Sandra Blakeslee, “Phantoms in the Brain.
拉玛钱德朗曾在许多期刊论文以及同桑德拉-布莱克斯利合著的《脑中的幽灵》(Phantomsinthe Brain)中提及“病感失认症”。

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13. This is true of your work on anosognosia - the idea of trying to devise a set of experiments to determine whether someone is pretending to not-know something.
你在病感失认症上所做的工作都是真实的——试着去发明一套试验来验证某人是不是假装不了解某些事情。

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14. V.S. Ramachandran has written about anosognosia in a number of journal articles and in his extraordinary book with Sandra Blakeslee, “Phantoms in the Brain.”
拉玛钱德朗曾在许多期刊论文以及同桑德拉-布莱克斯利合著的《脑中的幽灵》(Phantomsinthe Brain)中提及“病感失认症”。

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15. Ramachandran was taken in by a question that haunts Babinski’s original work on anosognosia — the question of whether the anosognosic knows (on some level) about the paralysis.
拉玛钱德朗是由于巴宾斯基(Babinski)关于病感失认症的原著中经常出现的一个问题而进入这个领域的,那个问题就是患者是否(在一定程度上)知道自己瘫痪。

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16. Ramachandran was taken in by a question that haunts Babinski's original work on anosognosia — the question of whether the anosognosic knows (on some level) about the paralysis.
拉玛钱德朗是由于巴宾斯基(Babinski)关于病感失认症的原著中经常出现的一个问题而进入这个领域的,那个问题就是患者是否(在一定程度上)知道自己瘫痪。

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17. V.S. RAMACHANDRAN: Well, you can have anosognosia for Wernicke’s aphasia [a neurological disorder that prevents comprehension or production of speech] or you can have it for amnesia.
拉玛钱德朗 :嗯,你可以把病感失认症归于魏尼克(Wernicke)发现的失语症[一种神经失调,会妨碍对言谈的理解或说话],你也可以把它归于健忘症。

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18. See V.S. Ramachandran, the evolutionary biology of self-deception, laughter, dreaming and depression: some clues from anosognosia, Medical Hypotheses, November 1996, 47 (5) : 347-62.
参见v.s.拉玛钱德朗的《进化生物学之自欺、大笑、梦和沮丧:来自病感失认症的提示》,《医学假说》杂志,1996年11月刊,47 (5):347 - 62。

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19. ERROL MORRIS: in that book, you suggest that anosognosia is not an underlying neurological condition; it's about our lack of knowledge of something caused by an underlying neurological condition.
埃罗尔·莫里斯:那本书中,你建议说病感失认症并不是基础神经病学方面的疾病;它是关于我们对由基础神经病学方面的疾病所导致状况的了解的缺失。

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20. I saw a lady, not long ago, in India, and she had complete paralysis on her left side, a very intelligent woman, but had both anosognosia and somatoparaphrenia - you know what that is, right?
不久前,在印度我见到一位女士,她左边身子完全瘫痪了。她很聪明,不过同时患上了病感失认症和somatoparaphrenia症——你知道那是什么,是吗?

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21. Still curious about the nature of self-deception, denial and neglect, I called V.S. Ramachandran, a legendary neuroscientist at the University of California – San Diego and an expert on anosognosia.
我仍然对自欺、否认和忽视感到好奇,于是打电话给V·S·拉玛钱德朗(V.S. Ramachandran)——加利福尼亚大学圣地亚哥分校传奇的神经系统学家及疾病感缺失症专家。

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22. Still curious about the nature of self-deception, denial and neglect, I called V.S. Ramachandran, a legendary neuroscientist at the University of California – San Diego and an expert on anosognosia.
我仍然对自欺、否认和忽视感到好奇,于是打电话给V·S·拉玛钱德朗(V.S. Ramachandran)——加利福尼亚大学圣地亚哥分校传奇的神经系统学家及疾病感缺失症专家。

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