Journal of Consciousness Studies

Restoring to cognition the forgotten primacy of action, intention and emotion
pp. ix-xx(1)
Authors: Nunez R.E.; Freeman W.J.

Visual awareness and visuomotor action
pp. 1-18(18)
Author: Clark A.

Hand, mouth and brain. The dynamic emergence of speech and gesture
pp. 19-40(22)
Authors: Iverson J.M.; Thelen E.

Could the future taste purple? Reclaiming mind, body and cognition
pp. 41-60(20)
Author: Nunez R.E.

Reclaiming concepts
pp. 61-77(17)
Author: Rosch E.

The perceptual form of life
pp. 79-93(15)
Author: Skarda C.A.

Ecological foundations of cognition. I: Symmetry and specificity of animal-environment systems
pp. 95-110(16)
Authors: Turvey M.T.; Shaw R.E.

Ecological foundations of cognition. II: Degrees of freedom and conserved quantities in animal-environment systems
pp. 111-124(14)
Authors: Shaw R.E.; Turvey M.T.

Beyond the computer metaphor: behaviour as interaction
pp. 125-142(18)
Author: Cisek P.

Consciousness, intentionality and causality
pp. 143-172(30)
Author: Freeman W.J.

Quantum theory and the observation problem
pp. 173-190(18)
Author: Gomatam R.V.

Mathematical intelligence, infinity and machines: beyond Godelitis
pp. 191-214(24)
Author: Longo G.

Mathematical description of brain dynamics in perception and action
pp. 215-228(14)
Authors: Nicolis J.S.; Tsuda I.

Reclaiming a life of quality
pp. 229-235(7)
Author: Goodwin B.

It's O.K. to be complicated. The case of emotion
pp. 237-250(14)
Author: Hardcastle V.G.

Changing constructions of consciousness
pp. 251-258(8)
Author: Rose H.

Emotion and movement. A beginning empirical-phenomenological analysis of their relationship
pp. 259-277(19)
Author: Sheets-Johnstone M.