What is cognition?

angsty monism, permissive pluralism(s), and the future of cognitive science

Cameron Buckner, Ellen Fridland

4191-4195

Must cognition be representational?

William Ramsey

4197-4214

Arguing about representation

Mark Rowlands

4215-4232

On (not) defining cognition

Colin Allen

4233-4249

What are cognitive processes?

an example-based approach

Albert Newen

4251-4268

Cognition and behavior

Kenneth Aizawa

4269-4288

On the proper domain of psychological predicates

Carrie Figdor

4289-4310

What is the extension of the extended mind?

Hajo Greif

4311-4336

Automatically minded

Ellen Fridland

4337-4363

Putting unicepts to work

a teleosemantic perspective on the infant mindreading puzzle

John Michael

4365-4388

Disagreement, reliability, and resilience

John Pittard

4389-4409

Towards a unified framework for decomposability of processes

Valtteri Lahtinen, Antti Stenvall

4411-4427

The logic of the future in quantum theory

Anthony Sudbery

4429-4453

Affordances and the normativity of emotions

Rebekka Hufendiek

4455-4476

Responsibility for strategic ignorance

Jan W. Wieland

4477-4497

Academic superstars

competent or lucky?

Remco Heesen

4499-4518

Value of cognitive diversity in science

Samuli Pöyhönen

4519-4540

Lewis's revised conditional analysis revisited

Eline Busck Gundersen

4541-4558

Spontaneous mindreading

a problem for the two-systems account

Evan Westra

4559-4581

Question closure to solve the surprise test

Daniel Immerman

4583-4596