viscraceptuality
(vihs' ruh sep' shoo AA lih tee)
n. In Grumman's psychology that awareness, or part of the over-all
consciousness, which has to do with one's sensation of the state of
one's viscera (e.g., blood, stomach, genitals): a subdivision of
sensuality which includes one's awareness of hunger, sexual
desire, illness, and so forth.
consciousness, which has to do with one's sensation of the state of
one's viscera (e.g., blood, stomach, genitals): a subdivision of
sensuality which includes one's awareness of hunger, sexual
desire, illness, and so forth.
Origin: [From "viscera" and "ceptuality."][rec'd October 22, 1989]