Noun
fugue state (plural fugue states)
A rare psychiatric disorder characterized by reversible amnesia for personal identity, including the memories, personality and other identifying characteristics of individuality.
For infobox Dissociative fugue, formerly fugue state or psychogenic fugue, is a DSM-5 dissociative disorder. Source: Internet
In the 2015 film, " Into The Forest ", Ellen Page's character, Nell, studies and explains to Eli about fugue state after a power grid failure in the United States. Source: Internet
Film In the film " Altered States " (1980) William Hurt 's character Dr Edward Jessup emerges from a sensory deprivation tank/drug experience bloodied and aphasic and is misdiagnosed as having entered a fugue state post seizure in the tank. Source: Internet
For the purposes of this article then, a fugue state would occur while one is acting out a Dissociative Fugue. Source: Internet
Initially, in her fugue state she takes on the personality of Wanda Detroit, a fictional lounge singer from her novel. Source: Internet
″ In Kerry Lonsdale's 2016 novel, Everything We Keep, the main character enters a fugue state while being presumed dead. Source: Internet