The social roots of normativity

Glenda Satne

673-682

Comparative metaphysics

the development of representing natural and normative regularities in human and non-human primates

Hannes Rakoczy

683-697

Understanding social norms and constitutive rules

perspectives from developmental psychology and philosophy

Ingar Brinck

699-718

Young children's protest

what it can (not) tell us about early normative understanding

Johannes L. Brandl, Frank Esken, Beate Priewasser, Eva Rafetseder

719-740

Self-conscious roots of human normativity

Philippe Rochat

741-753

Pro-social cognition

helping, practical reasons, and "theory of mind'

Johannes Roessler, Josef Perner

755-767

Joint action and recursive consciousness of consciousness

Sebastian Rödl

769-779

Feeling, meaning, and intentionality

a critique of the neuroaesthetics of beauty

Peer F. Bundgaard

781-801

Do early body ornaments prove cognitive modernity?

a critical analysis from situated cognition

Duilio Garofoli

803-825

Three misconceptions concerning strong embodiment

Liam P. Dempsey, Itay Shani

827-849

Shadows of consciousness

the problem of phenomenal properties

Jason Costanzo

851-865

Free will, narrative, and retroactive self-constitution

Roman Altshuler

867-883

Media multitasking, attention, and distraction

a critical discussion

Jesper Aagaard

885-896

Timing together, acting together

phenomenology of intersubjective temporality and social cognition

Marek Pokropski

897-909

Thought insertion as a disownership symptom

Michelle Maiese

911-927

Naturalizing what?

Varieties of naturalism and transcendental phenomenology

Maxwell Ramstead

929-971

G. Colombetti, The feeling body

Michelle Maiese

973-978

The origin of agency, consciousness, and free will

J. H. Hateren

979-1000

Affective resonance and social interaction

Rainer Mühlhoff

1001-1019

Phenomenal consciousness, representational content and cognitive access

a missing link between two debates

Hilla Jacobson

1021-1035