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Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences
Developmental, comparative and conceptual issues
Vol. 14 (4)
Glenda Satne (ed)
673-682
The social roots of normativity
Satne Glenda
683-697
Comparative metaphysics
Rakoczy Hannes
699-718
719-740
Young children's protest
Brandl Johannes L; Esken Frank; Priewasser Beate; Rafetseder Eva
741-753
Self-conscious roots of human normativity
Rochat Philippe
755-767
Pro-social cognition
Roessler Johannes; Perner Josef
769-779
781-801
Feeling, meaning, and intentionality
Bundgaard Peer F.
803-825
Do early body ornaments prove cognitive modernity?
Garofoli Duilio
827-849
Three misconceptions concerning strong embodiment
Dempsey Liam P.; Shani Itay
851-865
Shadows of consciousness
Costanzo Jason
867-883
Free will, narrative, and retroactive self-constitution
Altshuler Roman
885-896
Media multitasking, attention, and distraction
Aagaard Jesper
897-909
Timing together, acting together
Pokropski Marek
911-927
Thought insertion as a disownership symptom
Maiese Michelle
929-971
Naturalizing what?
Ramstead Maxwell
973-978
979-1000
The origin of agency, consciousness, and free will
Hateren J. H.
1001-1019
Affective resonance and social interaction
Mühlhoff Rainer
1021-1035
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