3 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
American psychologist at Southern Methodist University who wrote The Déjà Vu Experience — the most comprehensive scientific review of déjà vu research — surveying the cognitive, neurological, and phenomenological literature on the feeling of familiarity for new situations.
American-Swiss Jungian analyst who has written extensively on the déjà vu experience — particularly the 'dream déjà vu' where the feeling arises from having previously dreamed the situation — contributing to the psychological understanding of anomalous time experiences.
Alan S. Brown's 2004 comprehensive review of the scientific literature on déjà vu — covering its frequency, triggers, neurological basis, and psychological meaning — the most complete empirical treatment of the phenomenon.