... Academy of Sciences 1124 : 1 – 38 . Buckner Randy L. Carroll Daniel C. 2007 “ Self-Projection and the Brain ,” Trends in Cognitive Neuroscience 11 ( 2 ): 49 – 57 . Burr Tye 2010 “ Reality: Avatar Film Creates a World That Feeds into Our Desire to Escape ,” Boston...

... contested the formalist program. Copyright © 2019 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2019 cognitive narratology embodied cognition neuroscience phenomenology language reading temporality action empathy References Alber Jan Fludernik Monika eds. 2010...

...Federico Langer This is an exciting era for experimental (or empirical) aesthetics. For the first time developments in cognitive neuroscience have made it possible to probe the brain for the mechanisms involved in the appreciation and creation of works of art. These are exciting times, too...

...Francisco Ortega; Fernando Vidal Since the 1990s, several disciplines, from neuroanthropology to neurotheology, have emerged at the interface between neuroscience and the social and human sciences. These “neurodisciplines” share basic assumptions about the brain/mind relationship, a preference...

...Mark Turner The cognitive turn in the humanities is an aspect of a more general cognitive turn taking place in the contemporary study of human beings. Because it interacts with cognitive neuroscience, it can seem unfamiliar to students of the humanities, but in fact it draws much of its content...

... with narrative through a focus on the neurobiology of consciousness. By casting a neurosurgeon as his protagonist, McEwan attends to what damaged brains can reveal about how story-loving human beings “mind the world. Moreover, in this essay the work of Gerald Edelman in neuroscience and Lisa Feldman Barrett...

...Alexa Weik von Mossner Cognitive ecocriticism draws on research in neuroscience and cognitive narratology to explore how literary reading can lead us to care about natural environments. Ann Pancake’s novel Strange as This Weather Has Been (2007) serves as an example of a novel that cues both direct...

...Marshall Alcorn; Michael O’Neill The concept of adaptive affective cognition is developed to explain the affective impact of Richard Wright’s novel Native Son on the judicial reasoning of the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court case of 1954. Although research in neuroscience clearly argues...

... Apollo and Daphne in Feeling Beauty: The Neuroscience of Aesthetic Experience (2013), this essay expands on her work by stressing the importance of the phenomenological body and a theory of time to an understanding of the aesthetic experience. © 2017 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2017...

... in the light of the psychology of face perception and the neuroscience of the mirror neuron system. We distinguish between intensity of experience and accuracy of mental images and compare two models of reader response to descriptions: the jigsaw model (the reader constructs a mental image from items of verbal...

..., paleoarchaeology, and neuroscience, this article describes five “proto-”aesthetic devices and three “principles of salience” that universally inhere in mother/infant interaction and that remain important substrates of emotional response to literature. The article argues that our sensitivity to some nonverbal...

... to Reduced Default Mode Network Activity beyond an Active Task .” Cognitive, Affective and Behavioral Neuroscience 51 , no. 3 Knowledge, Understanding, Well-Being: Cognitive Literary Studies : 712 – 20 . Goodblatt Chanita . 1990 . “ Whitman’s Catalogs as Literary Gestalts: Illustrative...

... “Enhanced Sensory Perception in Synaesthesia,” Experimental Brain Research 196 , no. 4 : 565 – 71 . Bargary Gary Mitchell Kevin J. 2008 “Synaesthesia and Cortical Connectivity,” Trends in Neurosciences 31 , no. 7 : 335 – 42 . Barnett Kylie J. Newell Fiona N...

... Neuroscience 9 , no. 1 : 22 – 29 , doi: 10.1093/scan/nss098 . 2012b “The Power of Emotional Valence: From Cognitive to Affective Processes in Reading,” Frontiers of Human Neuroscience 6 , doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2012.00192 . Aristotle 1982 Poetics Vol. XXIII; On the Sublime, Longinus...

..., cognitive psychology, post- Chomskian linguistics, philosophy of mind, neuroscience, and evolution- ary biology. Reuven Tsur has been developing his ‘‘cognitive poet- ics’’ since the s; the prominent psychoanalytic critic Norman Holland ) demonstrated the advantages of attending to the ‘‘more...

... Winfried Jacobs Arthur M. 2002 “The Power of Emotional Valence: From Cognitive to Affective Processes in Reading,” Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 6 , no. 192 : 1 – 15 . Aziz-Zadeh Lisa Wilson Stephen M. Rizzolatti Giacomo Iacoboni Marco 2006 “Congruent Embodied...

... of the Emotions , 2nd ed. , edited by Lewis Michael Haviland-Jones Jeanette M. , 91 – 115 ( New York : Guilford Press ). Craig A. D. 2002 `` How Do You Feel? Interoception: The Sense of the Physiological Condition of the Body , Nature Reviews Neuroscience 3 : 655 – 66 . Crane...

... Generation? ,” Style 47 , no. 3 : 261 – 74 . Mantel Hilary . 2005 Beyond Black ( London : Fourth Estate ). McEwan Ian . 2008 On Chesil Beach ( London : Vintage Books ). Naccache Lionel . 2006 Le nouvel inconscient: Freud, Christophe Colomb des neurosciences...

... the Mind: Embodiment, Action, and Cognitive Extension (London: Oxford University Press). Craig, A. D. 2002 “How Do You Feel? Interoception; The Sense of the Physiological Condition of the Body,” Nature Reviews Neuroscience 3 : 655 –66. 2003 “Interoception: The Sense of the Physiological...

... and as coeditor, Romanticism, Race, and Im- perial Culture He has also published numerous essays on Romantic- era literature and culture, particularly in relation to gender, childhood and education, colonialism, and early neuroscience. Ellen Spolsky is a professor of English and director of the Lechter...