Introduction

Sylvain Belluc, Valérie Bénéjam

1-29

Knowledge and identity in Joyce

Fran O'Rourke

31-50

Intentionality and epiphany

Husserl, Joyce, and the problem of access

Jean-Baptiste Fournier

51-64

Authors' libraries and the extended mind

the case of Joyce's books

Dirk van Hulle

65-82

Characters' lapses and language's past

etymology as cognitive tool in Joyce's fiction

Sylvain Belluc

83-102

Joyce and hypnagogia

Thomas Jackson Rice

103-130

Spatialized thought

waiting as cognitive state in Dubliners

Caroline Morillot

131-143

The invention of dublin as "naissance de la clinique"

cognition and pathology in Dubliners

Benoît Tadié

145-154

Cognition as drama

Stephen Dedalus's mental workshop in a portrait of the artist as a young man

André Topia

155-171

Joycean text/empathic reader

a modest Contribution to literary neuroaesthetics

Pierre-Louis Patoine

173-192

Configuring cognitive architecture

mind-reading and meta-representations in Ulysses

Lizzy Welby

193-207

Hallucination and the text

"circe" between narrative, epistemology, and neurosciences

Teresa Prudente

209-228

"[the] buzz in his braintree, the tic of his conscience"

consciousness, language and the brain in finnegans wake

Annalisa Volpone

229-249