1st Edition
Conceptual and Interactive Embodiment Foundations of Embodied Cognition Volume 2
Introduction Martin H. Fischer & Yann Coello I. Embodied Language 1. From modal brain structures to word-meaning, Raphael Fargier 2. Perceptual simulation of space, speed and time in language, Laura Speed & Gabriella Vigliocco 3. The role of sensorimotor processes in meaning composition, Barbara Kaup, Irmgard de la Vega, Jessica Strozyk & Carolin Dudschig 4. Embodied semantic effects in visual word recognition, Louise Connell & Dermot Lynott II. Embodied Concepts 5. Motor measures of embodiment - the case of number concepts, Claudia Gianelli & Martin H. Fischer 6. Grounded conceptual knowledge: Emergence from sensorimotor interactions, Lionel Brunel, Guillaume T. Vallet, Benoit Riou, Amandine Rey & Rémy Versace 7. Role of action in conceptual object representation and organization, Solene Kalenine & Laurel Buxbaum III. Embodied Social Coordination 8. Motor Representation in Goal Ascription, Corrado Sinigaglia & Stephen Butterfill 9. A joint action perspective on embodiment, Rob van der Wel, Natalie Sebanz & Günther Knoblich 10. The plasticity of self-other boundaries: From body-ownership to social cognition, Lara Maister & Manos Tsakiris 11. Embodied predictive processing in social understanding, Sasha Ondobaka, Lea Hald & Harold Bekkering 12. Embodied simulation: Building meaning through shared neural circuitry, Vesna Gamez-Djokic, Istvan Molnar-Szakacs, & Lisa Aziz-Zadeh IV. Artificial Embodiment 13. Robotics contribution to the sensory-motor approach of the cognition: from object perception to social interactions, Philippe Gaussier, Ali Karaouzène, Pierre Andry, Sofiane Boucenna, Antoine Rolland de Rengervé & Laurence Hafemeister 14. Embodied Language and Number Learning in Developmental Robots, Angelo Cangelosi, Anthony Morse, Alessandro Di Nuovo, Marek Rucinski, Francesca Stramandinoli, Davide Marocco, Vivian De La Cruz & Kerstin Fischer
Biography
Martin H. Fischer is Professor of Cognitive Sciences, University of Potsdam, Germany.
Yann Coello is Professor of Cognitive Psychology and Neuropsychology, University of Lille, France.
