Journal of Consciousness Studies

Empathy and consciousness
pp. 1-32(32)
Author: Thompson E.

The 'shared manifold' hypothesis. From mirror neurons to empathy
pp. 33-50(18)
Author: Gallese V.

Empathy needs a face
pp. 51-68(18)
Author: Cole J.

Understanding the representational mind. A prerequisite for intersubjectivity proper
pp. 69-82(14)
Authors: Kern I.; Marbach E.

The practice of mind. Theory, simulation or primary interaction?
pp. 83-108(26)
Author: Gallagher S.

Psycho-practice, psycho-theory and the contrastive case of autism. How practices of mind become second-nature
pp. 109-132(24)
Author: McGeer V.

The ominous numinous. sensed presence and 'other' hallucinations
pp. 133-150(18)
Author: Cheyne J.A.

Beyond empathy. Phenomenological approaches to intersubjectivity
pp. 151-167(17)
Author: Zahavi D.

The Husserlian theory of intersubjectivity as alterology. Emergent theories and wisdom traditions in the light of genetic phenomenology
pp. 169-178(10)
Author: Depraz N.

Interpersonal attention through exemplarity
pp. 179-196(18)
Author: Steinbock A.J.

The ontological co-emergence of 'self and other' in Japanese philosophy
pp. 197-208(12)
Author: Arisaka Y.

Intersubjectivity in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism
pp. 209-230(22)
Author: Wallace B.A.

Scandalous ethics. Infinite presence with suffering
pp. 231-246(16)
Author: Pitkin A.

The role of empathy in clinical practice
pp. 247-258(12)
Author: Toombs S.K.

Intimate distances. Fragments for a phenomenology of organ transplantation
pp. 259-271(13)
Author: Varela F.J.

Language, speech, tools and writing. A cultural imperative
pp. 273-292(20)
Authors: Savage-Rumbaugh S.; Fields W.M.; Taglialatela J.P.

Encounters with animal minds
pp. 293-309(17)
Author: Smuts B.