Cognitive sciences and medieval studies: an introduction

by Blud, Victoria Dresvina, Juliana

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Full title :Cognitive sciences and medieval studies : an introduction / edited by Juliana Dresvina and Victoria Blud.

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Publication Date:2020

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Publisher(s):University of Wales Press
Place of Publication:Cardiff
Language:eng
Publication Date:2020

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Introduction: Cognitive Science and Medieval Studies; Juliana Dresvina and Victoria Blud; I Questions of method; 1. How Modular Are Medieval Cognitive Theories? - Jose Filipe Silva; 2. An Unrealized Conversation: Medieval Mysticism and the Common Core Thesis - Ralph Hood Jr; 3. Questions of Value: Brain Science, Aesthetics, and Art in the Neurohumanities - Matthew Rampley; II Case studies: histories of neuroscience, psychology and mental illness; 4. Neuroscience and the Dialectics of History - Daniel Lord Smail; 5. Medieval English Understanding of Mental Illness: Terminology and Symptoms In Comparison to Modern Mental Health Conditions - Wendy Turner; 6. Attachment Theory for Historians of Medieval Religion - Julie Dresvina; III Case studies: reading texts and minds; 7. 'A Knot So Subtle and So Mighty': On Knitting, Academic Writing and Julian of Norwich - Godelinde Perk; 8. Making Up a Mind: '4E' Cognition and the Medieval Subject - Victoria Blud; 9. Cognitive Approaches to Affective Poetics in Early English Literature - Antonina Harbus; IV Case studies: approaching art and artefacts ; 10. Medieval Art History and Neuroscience: An Introduction - Nadia Pawelchak; 11. Spoons, Whorls, and Caroles: How Medieval Artifacts Can Help Keep Your Brain on its Toes - Jeff Rider; Afterword: The Medieval Brain and Modern Neuroscience - John Onians.