Perspectives on imitation : from neuroscience to social science, edited by Susan Hurley and Nick Chater

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Perspectives on imitation : from neuroscience to social science, edited by Susan Hurley and Nick Chater

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from neuroscience to social science

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edited by Susan Hurley and Nick Chater

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• Perspectives on imitation : from neuroscience to social science

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• Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 2005

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• ©2005

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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Contents

• 2.
• Imitation, mind reading, and simulation
• by Alvin I. Goldman
• 3.
• Intentional agents like myself
• by Robert M. Gordon
• 4.
• No compelling evidence to dispute piaget's timetable of the development of representational imitation in infancy
• by Moshe Anisfeld
• 5.
• v. 1.
• Intention reading and imitative learning
• by Michael Tomasello and Malinda Carpenter
• 6.
• On learning what not to do : the emergence of selective imitation in tool use by young children / --
• by Paul L. Harris and Stephen Want
• 7.
• Imitation as entrainment : brain mechanisms and social consequences
• by Marcel Kinsbourne
• 8.
• Imitation and Culture
• Mechanisms of imitation and imitation in animals.
• 9.
• Why we are social animals : the high road to imitation as social glue
• by Ap Dijksterhuis
• 10.
• Deceptive mimicry in humans
• by Diego Gambetta
• 11.
• What effects does the treatment of violence in the mass media have on people's conduct? a controversy reconsidered
• by John Eldridge
• 12.
• Introduction : the importance of imitation
• Imitation and the effects of observing media violence on behavior
• by L. Rowell Huesmann
• 13.
• Imitation and moral development
• by Jesse J. Prinz
• 14.
• Imitation and mimesis
• by Merlin Donald
• 15.
• Imitation and rationality
• by Susan Hurley and Nick Chater
• by Robert Sugden
• 16.
• Common misunderstandings of memes (and genes) : the promise and the limits of the genetic analogy to cultural transmission processes
• by Francisco J. Gil-White
• 17.
• Goals versus memes : explanation in the theory of cultural evolution
• by Mark Greenberg
• 18.
• Mendelian and Darwinian views of memes and cultural change
• by Nick Chater
• Imitation and human development.
• 19.
• Commentary and discussion on imitation and culture
• 1.
• Imitation and other minds : the "like me" hypothesis
• by Andrew N. Meltzoff
• by Marco Iacoboni
• 3.
• "Being like me" : self-other identity, mirror neurons, and empathy
• by Vittorio Gallese
• 4.
• The neurophysiology of imitation and intersubjectivity
• by Jean Decety and Thierry Chaminade
• 5.
• An ideomotor approach to imitation
• by Wolfgang Prinz
• v. 2.
• 6.
• Imitation by association / --
• by Cecilia Heyes
• 7.
• The shared circuits hypothesis : a unified functional architecture for control, imitation, and simulation
• 8.
• Commentary and discussion on mechanisms of imitation reflections on mirror systems
• by J.N.P. Rawlins
• Imitation in animals.
• 9.
• Imitation, human development, and culture.
• Detecting, understanding, and explaining imitation by animals
• by Richard W. Byrne
• 10.
• Insights into vocal imitation in african grey parrots (Psittacus erithacus)
• by Irene M. Pepperberg
• 11.
• Selective imitation in child and chimpanzee : a window on the construal of others' actions
• by Andrew Whiten, Victoria Horner, and Sarah Marshall-Pescini
• 12.
• Commentary and discussion on imitation in animals imitation in animals : function versus mechanism and the issue of novelty
• Mechanisms of imitation.
• by Thomas Zentall
• 1.
• The mirror neuron system and imitation
• by Giacomo Rizzolatti
• 2.
• Understanding others : imitation, language, and empathy

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23 cm.

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2 volumes

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9780262582506

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u285357

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