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Plato's Cave (The)
Electroencephalographic mapping, adapted by Pierre Etevenon, uses a computer to process and display recordings of EEG activity. The technique is used in a psycho-physiological study of sleep: EEG activity is recorded throughout the night, the subject being wakened several times to relate his or her dreams.
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