Vol. 7 No. 1 (2003): Embodiment and awareness

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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2003): Embodiment and awareness
Wednesday, Jan 1, 2003

Special issue

Perspectives from phenomenology and cognitive science

Editors: Shaun Gallagher and Natalie Depraz

This issue table of contents
Introduction
Looking forward to being surprised - at the heart of embodiment/ Phenomenological and Cognitive Sciences
Natalie Depraz, Shaun Gallagher
5-22
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Articles
The Mind-Body-Body Problem
Robert Hanna, Evan Thompson
23-42
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The Phenomenology of Bodily Perception
Jose Luis Bermudez
43-52
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Bodily self-awareness and object perception
Shaun Gallagher
53-68
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Kinesthetic Memory
Maxine Sheets-Johnstone
69-92
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Phantoms and Movements, Or, Are We Really Just Our Brains?
Monica Meijsing
93-118
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Ghost buster: The reality of one’s own body
Frederique de Vignemont
119-138
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Facial Embodiment in ‘Invisible’ Imitation
Beata Stawarska
139-162
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The intimate other
Natalie Depraz
163-180
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Representation in Theories of Embodied Cognition
Nitika Newton
181-194
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Meaning: what’s the matter?
Helena De Preester
195-206
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Bodyscapes of the act of learning
Ejgil Jespersen
207-220
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From Gesture to Theatricality: On Enounciation and the Art of Being Visible
Per Aage Brandt
221-240
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Bibliography
Francisco J. Varela Bibliography (1969-2002)
Francisco Varela
241-258
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Phenomenology and Cognitive Sciences: A Thirty Year Bibliography (1972-2002)
Author Author
259-264
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