Philosophy of Mind and Cognition

Table of contents:

• Part I: Representing

  • 1 Perception. Craig French.

  • 2 Mental imagery. Margherita Arcangeli.

  • 3 Attention. Carlos Montemayor.

  • 4 Belief. Neil Levy.

  • 5 Memory. Sarah Robins.

• Part II: Thinking: World

  • 6 Reasoning. Cathal O'Madagain.

  • 7 Core cognition. Joulia Smortchkova.

  • 8 Language. Robert J. Stainton, Christopher Viger, and Arthur Sullivan.

  • 9 Spatial cognition. Jonathan Najenson.

  • 10 Temporal cognition. Gerardo Viera.

• Part III: Thinking: Self and others

  • 11 Self-knowledge. Casey Doyle.

  • 12 Metacognition. Jérôme Dokic.

  • 13 Mindreading. Tadeusz Zawidski.

  • 14 Social cognition. Shannon Spaulding.

• Part IV: Evalulating

  • 15 Moral cognition. Heidi L. Maibom.

  • 16 Aesthetic cognition. Mohan Matthen.

  • 17 Religious cognition. Daniel Munro.

• Part V: Feeling and doing

  • 18 Desire. Timothy Schroeder.

  • 19 Emotion. Fabrice Teroni and Julien Deonna.

  • 20 Intention. Elisabeth Pacherie.

  • 21 Action. Alfred Mele.

• Part VI: Thinking: Possibilities

  • 22 Imagination. Amy Kind.

  • 23 Counterfactual thinking. Felipe De Brigard.

  • 24 Mindwandering. Santiago Arango-Muñoz.

  • 25 Dreaming. Melanie Rosen.