Volume 16, No 1 (2010) | Journal Psyche

Volume 16, No 1 (2010)

Editorial

From inner perception to embodied cognition: a window to consciousness.

Stephanie Ortigue & Gabriel Kreiman

William James prize article

Inner vision: seeing the mind’s eye

Joel Pearson

Essay Contest Top 5

Are there auditory objects in the auditory domain, like visual objects in the visual domain?

Sam Wilkinson

If we accept that Mary the colour scientist gains new knowledge when she sees the colour red for the first time must this lead us to a non-physicalist theory of consciousness?

Sam Wilkinson

If we accept that Mary the colour scientist gains new knowledge when she sees the colour red for the first time must this lead us to a non-physicalist theory of consciousness?

Victoria Stone

Does the physicalist have to fold his hand in admitting that Mary gains new knowledge, or can he accommodate this intuition and still maintain that all facts are physical facts?

Hsueh Qu

The scientific evidence of qualia meets the qualia that are scientific evidence

Colin Hales

Articles

Touch and the Body

Alberto Gallace and Charles Spence

Seeing Seeing

Ronald Rensink

Against Treating Introspection as Perception-Like

Renee Smith

Free choice & voluntary action

Parashkev Nachev

Embodied Freedom and the Escape from Uncertainty

Boris Kotchoubey

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