Theoria et Historia Scientiarum. Tom 7. Zeszyt 1. Special issue: Embodiment and awareness. Perspectives from phenomenology and cognitive science

Opis książki:

Natalie Depraz, Shaun Gallagher - Introduction; Robert Hanna, Evan Thompson - The Mind-Body-Body Problem; Jose Bermudez - The Phenomenology of Bodily Perception; Shaun Gallagher - Bodily self-awareness and object perception; Maxine Sheets-Johnstone - Kinesthetic Memory; Monica Meijsing - Phantoms and Movements, or, Are we really just our brains?; Frederique De Vignemont - Ghost buster: The reality of one`s own body Tenses; Beata Stawarska - Facial Embodiment in "Invisible" Imitation; Natalie Depraz - The intimate other: A phenomenology of lucid embodiment in light of the lived experience of pregnancy; Nitika Newton - Representation in Theories of Embodied Cognition; Helena De Preester - Meaning: what`s the matter?; Ejgil Jesperson - Bodyscapes of the act of learning; Brandt Per Aage - From Gesture to Theatricality - On Enounciation and the Art of Being Visible; Francisco J. Varela Bibliography (1969-2002); Phenomenology and Cognitive Sciences: A Thirty Year Bibliography (1972-2002); List of Contributors

Książka "Theoria et Historia Scientiarum. Tom 7. Zeszyt 1. Special issue: Embodiment and awareness. Perspectives from phenomenology and cognitive science" - Tomasz Komendziński (red.) - oprawa miękka - Wydawnictwo Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika.