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y were. Several answered the question with the question, “When?” It turned out that many reported having several experiences of religious conversion. Geschwind called them “Jamesian Episodes” after William James’ Varieties of Religious Experience. He then asked when was the last time they engaged in sexual a

ter in Boston in 1967, prior to receiving his MD in Lisbon. His work there on behavioural neurology was done under the supervision of the late Norman Geschwind, the Harvard neurologist who created the field. As aresearcher, Damasio’s main field is the neurobiology of the mind, especially neural systems whic