Stepping Stones between Design Research and Cognitive Science by Kees Dorst

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How (not) to argue about is/ought inferences in the cognitive sciences by Katinka JP Quintelier, Lieuwe eZijlstra

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Does Cognitive Science of Religion Undermine Religious Belief? by Rezkalla Paul

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The foundational crisis of cognitive science: challenging the emergentist challenge by Jean-Michel Roy

“…The following pages contend that, in spite of its intensive development, contemporary cognitive science has recently entered a phase of fairly acute uncertainty and confusion regarding some of its most essential foundations. …”
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A (eu)social conquest of the psychological and cognitive sciences? by John eVoiklis, John eVoiklis

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The mind-body problem between philosophy and the cognitive sciences by Sandro Nannini

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Vital Energy and Afterlife: Implications for Cognitive Science of Religion by Maira Monteiro Roazzi, Carl N. Johnson, Melanie Nyhof, Silvia Helena Koller, Antonio Roazzi

“…A search was made using the keyword vital energy targeting literature from Anthropology, Psychology and Cognitive Science. A literature review over this topic was made yielding reflections over the development of vital energy concepts. …”
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A Cognitive Science View of Abhinavagupta’s Understanding of Consciousness by Loriliai Biernacki

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Embodied Cognitive Science, Aesthetics, and the Study of Visual Language by David Charles Wright-Carr

“…The paradigm of embodied cognition provides a perspective for rethinking the nature of experience, intersubjectivity, and the interaction of the human animal with its physical and sociocultural environments. Embodied cognitive science can be a productive framework for the study of aesthetic experience and visual communication, enabling us to transcend the cognitivist paradigm of the twentieth century, understood here as the view that cognition is the rule-based manipulation of symbolic representations in a disembodied and decontextualized mind. …”
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Can the Interdisciplinarity of Cognitive Science Be Saved Through Deconstruction? by Przemysław R. Nowakowski

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Contemporary cognitive science: the transdisciplinary approach and the problem of consciousness by Galazhinskiy, Eduard V., Klochko, Vitaliy Y.

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Language as a Tool. An Insight From Cognitive Science by Brożek Bartosz, Hohol Mateusz

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9.63 Laboratory in Cognitive Science, Fall 2005 by Oliva, Aude

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Explaining religion (away?): Theism and the cognitive science of religion by Jong, J

“…In the end, it may well be that the cognitive science of religion is atheologically and theologically ambiguous; traditional philosophers of religion on both sides of the debate still have work to do.…”

Between mind and body? Psychoneuroimmunology, psychology, and cognitive science by Gough, J

“…Such results have rendered the immune system part of the subject-matter of psychology and cognitive science. I argue that such results, alongside the history of psychoneuroimmunology, give us good reason to be sceptical about the characterization of cognitive science and psychology as studying the mind and the mental.…”

Towards an integration of ethnography, history and the cognitive science of religion by Whitehouse, H

Representation in Cognitive Science by Nicholas Shea: Reply by the author by Shea, N

The cognitive science of religion: past, present, and possible futures by White, C, Barrett, JL, Boyer, P, Lawson, ET, McCauley, RN, Whitehouse, H

Cognitive science into the 21st century : overview and implications : proceedings / by National Conference on Cognitive Science (1998 : Kuala Lumpur), Razali Arof

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Methods of teaching : applying cognitive science to promote student learning / by 176091 Feden, Preston D., Vogel, Robert Mark