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Reassessing Enactivism and its Applications: Action in Perception 20 Years Later

Perception is not something that happens in us; it is something we do.” Alva Noë’s enactivist view of perceptual experience has achieved a prominent position in philosophy over the past 20 years. It has offe...

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Grief in the Digital Age

Paper submissions are invited for the special issue/collection of Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences entitled Grief in the Digital Age. The special issue aims to explore the role of digital technologie...

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Interactivism in Perspective

Guest Editors Itay Shani, Sun Yat Sen University, Zhuhai Campus, China Robert Mirski, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland P. Adrian Frazier, University of Connecticut, USA Since Mark Bickhard’s o...

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Phenomenology and Artificial Intelligence: Bridges and New Paths

The new developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence raise many different philosophical questions that can profoundly change our thinking about various mental concepts, such as what it means to be a ...

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Philosophy and Prehistory: New Perspectives on Minds, Art, and Culture

Guest editors Corijn van Mazijk,University of Groningen, Faculty of Philosophy, Oude Boteringestraat, 9712GL Groningen, The Netherlands c.van.mazijk@rug.nl Interests: Kant and Post-Kantian Philosophy, Phenom...

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Emotions of the Pandemic: Phenomenological Perspectives

The COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying social restrictions have been associated with a range of emotional experiences, some of which are unusual, unsettling, disorienting, and puzzling. The aims of this spec...

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Reassessing the Relationship Between Phenomenology and Explanation

The aim of this special issue is to generate discussion of recent developments in phenomenology in relation to developments in theories of explanation. While it is an often-repeated platitude that phenomenol...

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Phenomenological interviews: Working with others’ experiences Theory, Practice and Application

If you pursue investigations of human experience as an upcoming researcher or practitioner, for instance in a PhD program, or if you need to diversify your research and empirically investigate others’ experi...

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The Phenomenology of Joint Action: Structure, Mechanisms and Functions

Philosophers, psychologists and neuroscientists have extensively studied the “sense of agency” and other aspects of the phenomenology of individual action. Joint action has been the topic of much work in the...

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Pragmatism and Enactivism

Since the end of the twenty-first century, cognitive science has been witnessing what has been called a pragmatist turn, a change of perspective which considers that pragmatists were basically right about th...

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