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Philosophy of Mind and/as the Repression of Interpersonal Understanding
This chapter argues that traditional philosophy of mind turns on misrepresenting the I-you-relationship as a subject-object-relationship. This leads...
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What’s so Special About Interaction in Social Cognition?
Enactivists often defend the following two claims: ( a. ) Successful interactions are not driven and explained by the interactors’ ability to mindread...
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Time in Intersubjectivity: Some Tools for Analysis
Proper timing and other temporal factors are often viewed as important for rhythmic and synchronised social interaction. The chapter attempts to...
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Intercorporeity: Enaction, Simulation, and the Science of Social Cognition
In this chapter, I want to address two issues. The first one is a local issue within current debates about social cognition pertaining to differences...
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Explicating the Key Notions of Copresence and Verification in Relation to Husserl’s Use of the Term Direct to Describe Empathy
Zahavi and Gallagher’s contemporary direct perception model of intersubjectivity has its roots in the phenomenological project of Edmund Husserl....
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The Living Body and the Lived Body in the Clinical Encounter: How Does the Body Shape Ethical Practice
How does the body shape the clinical encounter? In contemporary debates, evidence-based medicine is thought to favor exclusively the body as object:...
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Soziale Wahrnehmung zwischen Erkenntnistheorie und Anthropologie
Dass unsere menschliche Wahrnehmung zutiefst von der Sozialität unseres Weltbezugs geprägt ist, wurde in der Phänomenologie wie auch in der...
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The Social Matrix: Primary Empathy as the Ground of Ethics
Macbeth has resolved that he will kill Banquo, his friend and comrade in battle, so as to ensure his future as King. He calls on the night to...
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Making the Self, II: Psychological Self-Consciousness
The construction of the virtual inner space of the mind is the topic of this chapter, which works back and forth between theoretical psychology and...
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Internal States: From Headache to Anger. Conceptualization and Semantic Mastery
Here we ask if we can also apply the distinction between referential and inferential competence we introduced in Chap. 3...
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Situating Emotions: From Embodied Cognition to Mindreading
In this article we analyze the strengths and weaknesses of mindreading versus embodied cognition approaches to emotion understanding. In the first...
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Beyond Cartesianism: Body-perception and the immediacy of empathy
The current debates dealing with empathy, social cognition, and the problem of other minds widely accept the assumption that, whereas we can directly...
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Develo** open intersubjectivity: On the interpersonal sha** of experience
The aim of this paper is to motivate the need for and then present the outline of an alternative explanation of what Dan Zahavi has dubbed “open...
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Concluding on Biopsychosocial Essences
This chapter sketches how the three registers of the biopsychosocial whole of human being fit together when consciousness is made central. It makes...