The Routledge Handbook of Embodied Cognition

Introduction Lawrence Shapiro and Shannon Spaulding

Part 1: Historical Underpinnings

1. Phenomenology and Embodied Cognition Shaun Gallagher

2. A Ten Commandments for Ecological Psychology Claire Michaels and Zsolt Palatinus

Part 2: Perspectives on Embodied Cognition

3. First-order Embodiment, Second-order Embodiment, Third-order Embodiment Thomas Metzinger

4. Extended Cognition Ken Aizawa

5. Complex Dynamical Systems Modeling in the Cognitive Sciences Michael Richardson and Anthony Chemero

6. Embedded and Situated Cognition M. R. W. Dawson

7. The Enactive Approach Evan Thompson and Ezequiel A. Di Paolo

Part 3: Embodied Cognition and Predictive Processing

8. Integrating Embodied Cognition and Predictive Processing Elmarie Venter

9. Predicting the Body or Embodied Prediction? New Directions in Embodied Predictive Processing Luke Kersten

10. Predictive processing and embodiment in emotion Fiorella Del Popolo Cristaldi, Suzanne Oosterwijk, and Lisa Feldman Barrett

11. Visual Experience Michael Madary

Part 4: Perception

12. Extended reality (XR) in embodied musical art and science Pieter-Jan Maes, Bavo van Kerrebroeck, Mattia Rosso, Ioulia Marouda, and Marc Leman

13. Enactive Vision Erik Myin and Farid Zahnoun

14. Perception and/for/with/as Action Cedar Riener and Jeanine Stefanucci

Part 5: Language

15. Bodily Relativity Daniel Casasanto

16. Embodied Approaches to Language Comprehension Michael Kaschak, Michael Long, and Julie Madden

17. The Grounding of Concrete and Abstract Language: Consolidated Evidence, New Issues, and New Challenges Claudia Scorolli and Claudia Mazzuca

18. Linking Words to World: An Embodiment Perspective Chen Yu

Part 6: Reasoning and Education

19. Gesture in Reasoning: An Embodied Perspective Martha Alibali, Rebecca Boncoddo, and Autumn Hostetter

20. The Embodied Dynamics of Problem Solving: New Structure from Multi-Scale Interactions James A. Dixon, Damian G. Kelty-Stephen, Benjamin De Bari, and Jason Anastas

21. Advancements of Grounded and Embodied Mathematical Reasoning: Theory, Technology, and Research Methods Mitchell Nathan

22. Embodiment in Education Virginia Flood

23. Embodied Learning: Translating Embodied Cognition Research Sheila L. Macrine and Jennifer M.B. Fugate

Part 7: Virtual Reality

24. Embodied Experiences in Gameplay Tarja Susi and Niklas Torstensson

25. Minds in the Matrix: Embodied Cognition and Virtual Reality Paul Smart

26. Embodied Cognition and Movement-Driven Practices Zuzanna Rucinska and Susanne Ravn

27. Human Augmentation: Re-inventing Embodiment Frédérique de Vignemont

Part 8: Social and Moral Cognition and Emotion

28. Embodied Cognition and Theory of Mind, Shannon Spaulding

29. Mindshaping and Embodied Habits Michelle Maiese

30. The Embodiment of Culture Tamer Soliman and Art Glenberg

31. The Constitution of Group Cognition Gerry Stahl

32. Varieties of Group Cognition Georg Theiner

33. Morality in the Body Chen-Bo Zhong and Brendan Strejcek

34. Embodied Emotion Concepts Paula Niedenthal, Adrienne Wood, Magdalena Rychlowska, and Anna Orlowska

Part 9: Action and Memory

35. Memory and Action Katinka Dijkstra

36. Motor Resonance: Neurophysiological Origin, Functional Role, and Contribution of the Motivational, Moral and Social Aspects of Action Laila Craighero

37. The Embodiment of Attention in the Action-Perception Loop Michael Spivey and Stephanie Huette

38. Embodied Remembering John Sutton and Kellie Williamson

Part 10: Reflections on Embodied Cognition

39. The Replication Crisis in Embodied Cognition Research Edouard Machery

40. Embodied Cognition Needs an Upgrade Guy Dove

41. Cognition Gary Hatfield

42. Revolution, Reform, or Business as Usual? The Future Prospects for Embodied Cognition Michael Wheeler.

Index

Biography

Lawrence Shapiro is the Berent Enç Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, USA. The American Philosophical Association awarded his book Embodied Cognition the Gittler Award for outstanding contribution in the field of philosophy of the social sciences (second edition 2019, Routledge).

Shannon Spaulding is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Oklahoma State University, USA. Her research focuses on social cognition, imagination, and embodied cognition. She is the author of the book How We Understand Others: Philosophy and Social Cognition (Routledge 2018).

Praise for the First Edition:

"With this collection of essays, written by active researchers based in the US and Europe, Shapiro provides an up-to-date description of the theory’s historical roots and philosophical underpinnings, along with supporting empirical evidence from human studies employing cognitive tasks and neuroimaging. … Given the fact that research in this area cuts across multiple disciplines - including philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, cognitive science, robotics, and artificial intelligence - and is rapidly expanding, this is a timely and important work for scholars. … Summing Up: Highly recommended." - K. G. Akers, CHOICE

"This excellent collection arrives at a most appropriate time in the history of cognitive science. The editor’s choice of topics and contributors is skillful, and remarkably - given how difficult these topics can become - the chapters will be accessible to specialists and non-specialists alike." - Gordon Bermant, University of Pennsylvania, USA

"This is an essential collection for researchers working in any area of cognitive science, and one that transitions embodied cognition from its position as a reactionary discipline to a research programme in its own right. I expect this volume will act as a springboard for exciting new directions in teaching and research." - Stefan Linquist, University of Guelph, Canada

"This Handbook is a landmark in the embodied cognition field. It stands as a singular introduction to the methods and commitments of embodied cognition across a wide array of topics, with original chapters by some of the most prominent philosophers, psychologists, and neuroscientists at work today." - Elliott Sober, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

"Unparalleled in its accessibility and breadth of coverage, this volume serves as a perfect introduction to embodied cognition while also being enormously useful to experts. It includes cutting-edge ideas, illuminating reviews of standard positions and theoretical controversies, and a plethora of specific applications across the gamut of cognition, though always with an eye on the big picture." - Dan Ryder, University of British Columbia - Okanagan, Canada