2 papers in the library · 23 citations · publishing 2008
Theory & Psychology June 1, 2008 Tjeerd Van de Laar, Herman De Regt 13 citations
Embodied embedded cognition and neurophenomenology are gradually gaining influence in cognitive science and neuroscience. This introduction outlines what these approaches entail and previews the papers collected in a special section devoted to them.
Theory & Psychology June 1, 2008 Tjeerd Van de Laar 10 citations
Heterophenomenology and neurophenomenology are two different methodologies for studying consciousness. Both appear to allow the same range of experiments, making it difficult to choose between them. Heterophenomenology excludes conclusions drawn by neurophenomenology, so a choice may be necessary. Currently, there are no reasons to reject either methodology as unreliable or invalid, so both should be kept in consideration.