Spatial attention and perception

seeing without paint

A. Tanesini

433-454

Developing open intersubjectivity

on the interpersonal shaping of experience

Matt Bower

455-474

Beyond words

linguistic experience in melancholia, mania, and schizophrenia

Louis Sass, Elizabeth Pienkos

475-495

A simple explanation of apparent early mindreading

infants' sensitivity to goals and gaze direction

Marco Fenici

497-515

Locked-in syndrome

a challenge for embodied cognitive science

Miriam Kyselo, Ezequiel Di Paolo

517-542

Time-series of ephemeral impressions

the abhidharma-buddhist view of conscious experience

Monima Chadha

543-560

Without pretense

a critique of Goldman's model of simulation

Uku Tooming

561-575

Dimensions of integration in embedded and extended cognitive systems

Richard Heersmink

577-598

Why animals are not robots

Theresa Schilhab

599-611

Imagination, meaning and the phenomenological material a priori

José Ruiz Fernández

613-627

Is mind extended or scaffolded?

ruminations on Sterelney's (2010) Extended stomach

Jennifer Greenwood

629-650

Why, as responsible for figurativity, seeing-in can only be inflected seeing-in

Alberto Voltolini

651-667

S. l. Marratto, The intercorporeal self

Talia Welsh

669-672