V. Arstila

Most-cited papers

Time Slows Down during Accidents
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2012Front. Psychology90 citations Open access
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Subjective time : the philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience of temporality
V. Arstila, D. Lloyd
201479 citations
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Is there a generalized timing impairment in Autism Spectrum Disorders across time scales and paradigms?
Sofia Isaksson, Susanna Salomäki, J. Tuominen, V. Arstila +2 more
2018Journal of Psychiatric Research53 citations Open access
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Temporal Experiences without the Specious Present
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201846 citations Open access
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The Time of Experience and the Experience of Time
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201622 citations Open access
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Keeping postdiction simple.
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2015Consciousness and Cognition18 citations Open access
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Perceptual Learning Explains Two Candidates for Cognitive Penetration
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2015Erkenntnis: An International Journal of Scientific Philosophy16 citations Open access
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Mapping out the philosophical questions of AI and clinical practice in diagnosing and treating mental disorders.
S. Uusitalo, J. Tuominen, V. Arstila
2020Journal of Evaluation In Clinical Practice15 citations Open access
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Theories of apparent motion
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201612 citations
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Brain Reading and Mental Privacy
V. Arstila, Franklin Scott
201112 citations Open access
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The Illusions of Time: Philosophical and Psychological Essays on Timing and Time Perception
Adrian Bardon, V. Arstila, S. Power, A. Vatakis
201911 citations
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Philosophy and Psychology of Time
B. Mölder, V. Arstila, P. Øhrstrøm
201611 citations
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The Causal Theory of Perception Revisited
V. Arstila, Kalle Pihlainen
200910 citations
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Defense of the brain time view
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2015Frontiers in Psychology9 citations Open access
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Perception of Short Time Scale Intervals in a Hypnotic Virtuoso
V. Noreika, Christine M. Falter, V. Arstila, J. Wearden +1 more
2012International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis9 citations Open access
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Time in Mind
J. Kiverstein, V. Arstila
20138 citations
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One Thing After Another: Why the Passage of Time is Not an Illusion
Adrian Bardon, V. Arstila, A. Vatakis
20196 citations
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What makes unique hues unique?
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2017Synthese6 citations Open access
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Why the Transitivity of Perceptual Simultaneity Should be Taken Seriously
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2012Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience6 citations Open access
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Further Steps in the Science of Temporal Consciousness?
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2010COST TD0904 International Workshop6 citations
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Event timing in human vision: Modulating factors and independent functions
V. Arstila, A. Georgescu, Henri Pesonen, D. Lunn +2 more
2020PLoS ONE5 citations Open access
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Cognitive penetration, hypnosis and imagination
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20174 citations Open access
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Time Markers and Temporal Illusions
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2019The Illusions of Time3 citations Open access
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On the flexibility of human temporal resolution
A. Wykowska, V. Arstila
20143 citations
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The Subjective and the Objective Duration of Static NREM Sleep Dreams
S. Krippner, V. Noreika, J. Windt, V. Arstila +3 more
20103 citations
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Experience and the Pacemaker-Accumulator Model *
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20232 citations
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Explanation in theories of the specious present
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2023Philosophical Psychology2 citations Open access
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When is cognitive penetration a plausible explanation?
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2018Consciousness and Cognition2 citations Open access
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Brain reading and the popular press
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20112 citations
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Erratum to: Perceptual Learning Explains Two Candidates for Cognitive Penetration
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2016Erkenntnis: An International Journal of Scientific Philosophy1 citations Open access
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Desires, magnitudes, and orectic penetration
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20161 citations Open access
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[Can consciousness be measured?].
A. Revonsuo, V. Arstila
2011Duodecim lääketieteellinen aikakauskirja1 citations
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True Colours, False Theories
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20031 citations
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More than roots: revisiting Kantian elements in predictive processing
H. Laiho, V. Arstila
2026Synthese0 citations Open access
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Disjoint components of manifest time: Commentary: Physical time within human time
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2023Frontiers in Psychology0 citations Open access
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Vision
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2019The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Psychology0 citations
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Apparent Motion and Ontology of Time
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20180 citations
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Introduction: Time in Philosophy and Psychology
B. Mölder, V. Arstila
20160 citations
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Theories of apparent motion
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2015Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences0 citations
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Experienced Continuity of Experiences
V. Arstila, J. Kiverstein
20140 citations Open access
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We would like to thank the following for contributing to the journal as reviewers this past year: Fred Adams Jonathan Adler
K. Aizawa, L. Albertazzi, Keith Allen, Sarah Allred +6 more
20090 citations
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The Illusions of Time Philosophical and Psychological Essays on Timing and Time Perception
V. Arstila, S. Power, Adrian Bardon, A. Vatakis +18 more
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