remarkably diverse and yet surprisingly coherent, spanning theoretical frameworks, empirical investigations, computational models, and design proposals across four continents. In what follows, we offer a reading of the twenty-one contributions that compose this collection, organizing them into an overarching conceptual architecture that reflects the multiple dimensions along which the extended...
In the present paper, we review the recent empirical evidence on the neurobiological basis of a minimal notion of the self, the bodily self. We show the relationship between the body, its motor potentialities and the notion of minimal self. We argue that this approach can shed new light onto self-disturbances and social deficits characterizing schizophrenia. We discuss our approach with other...