Consciousness and Cognition

C2- Ed. Board
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Table of Contents
pp. i-iii

Grounding the self in action
pp. 487-494(8)
Authors: Knoblich G.; Elsner B.; Aschersleben G.; Metzinger T.

Thinking of oneself as the same
pp. 495-509(15)
Author: Proust J.

The motor of cognition
pp. 510-512(3)
Author: Gerrans P.

Response to Phil Gerrans
pp. 513-514(2)
Author: Proust J.

Emerging selves: Representational foundations of subjectivity
pp. 515-528(14)
Author: Prinz W.

Self-representation: Searching for a neural signature of self-consciousness
pp. 529-543(15)
Authors: Newen A.; Vogeley K.

How not to find the neural signature of self-consciousness
pp. 544-546(3)
Author: Legrand D.

Reply to Dorothee Legrand
pp. 547-548(2)
Authors: Newen A.; Vogeley K.

The emergence of a shared action ontology: Building blocks for a theory
pp. 549-571(23)
Authors: Metzinger T.; Gallese V.

Neurons don't represent
pp. 572-573(2)
Author: Prinz W.

Of course they do
pp. 574-576(3)
Authors: Metzinger T.; Gallese V.

When the self represents the other: A new cognitive neuroscience view on psychological identification
pp. 577-596(20)
Authors: Decety J.; Chaminade T.

Observing one's hand become anarchic: An fMRI study of action identification
pp. 597-608(12)
Authors: Leube D.T.; Knoblich G.; Erb M.; Kircher T.T.J.

The role of proprioception in action recognition
pp. 609-619(11)
Authors: Farrer C.; Franck N.; Paillard J.; Jeannerod M.

Action identity: Evidence from self-recognition, prediction, and coordination
pp. 620-632(13)
Authors: Knoblich G.; Flach R.

Emergence of self and other in perception and action: An event-control approach
pp. 633-646(14)
Author: Jordan J.S.

Deluding the motor system
pp. 647-655(9)
Author: Blakemore S.-J.

Self-consciousness, self-agency, and schizophrenia
pp. 656-669(14)
Authors: Kircher T.T.J.; Leube D.T.

Being the agent: Memory for action events
pp. 670-683(14)
Authors: Daprati E.; Nico D.; Franck N.; Sirigu A.

Voluntary involuntariness: Thought suppression and the regulation of the experience of will
pp. 684-694(11)
Authors: Wegner D.M.; Erskine J.A.K.

Intentional action: Conscious experience and neural prediction
pp. 695-707(13)
Authors: Haggard P.; Clark S.

Intentionality as a constituting condition for the own self-and other selves
pp. 708-716(9)
Authors: Wohlschlager A.; Engbert K.; Haggard P.

Five levels of self-awareness as they unfold early in life
pp. 717-731(15)
Author: Rochat P.

Do I get what you get? Learning about the effects of self-performed and observed actions in infancy
pp. 732-751(20)
Authors: Elsner B.; Aschersleben G.

The early origins of goal attribution in infancy
pp. 752-769(18)
Authors: Kiraly I.; Jovanovic B.; Prinz W.; Aschersleben G.; Gergely G.

Understanding infants' understanding of intentions: Two problems of interpretation
pp. 770-772(3)
Authors: Heineman-Pieper J.; Woodward A.

Shifting ''goals'': Clarifying some misconceptions about the teleological stance in young infants
pp. 773-776(4)
Authors: Kiraly I.; Gergely G.

The self and action in theory of mind research
pp. 777-782(6)
Authors: Sodian B.; Hulsken C.; Thoermer C.

Volume Author Index
pp. 784-785(2)