< BACK Taking Action Cognitive Neuroscience Perspectives on Intentional Acts Edited by Scott H. Johnson-Frey
Preface
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I.
Perception and Action
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Orientation and Disorientation: Illusory Perception and the Real World
A. David Milner and Richard T. Dyde
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Ups and Downs in the Visual Control of Action
James A. Danckert and Melvyn A. Goodale
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II.
Intention and Simulation
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Mediate Responses as Direct Evidence for Intention: Neuropsychology of Not-To, Not-Now, and Not-There Tasks
Yves Rossetti and Laure Pisella
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Understanding Intentions through Imitation
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Simulation of Action as a Unifying Concept for Motor Cognition
Mark Jeannerod
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III.
Gesture and Tool Use
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How the Human Brain Represents Manual Gestures: Effects of Brain Damage
Angela Sirigu, Elena Daprati, Laurel J. Buxbaum, Pascal Giraux and Pascale Pradat-Diehl
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Cortical Representations of Human Tool Use
Scott H. Johnson-Frey
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IV.
Sequencing, Coordiantion, and Control
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Representations and Neural Mechanisms of Sequential Movements
Richard B. Ivry and Laura L. Helmuth
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Bimanual Action Representation: A Window on Human Evolution
Elizabeth A. Franz
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Feedback of Feedforward Control: End of a Dichotomy
Michel Desmurget and Scott Grafton
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V.
Learning and Movement
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Neuronal Plasticity in the Motor Cortex of Monkeys Acquiring a New Internal Model
Camillo Padoa-Schioppa and Emilio Bizzi
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Neural Mechanisms of Catching: Translating Moving Target Information into Hand Interception Movement
Wolfgang Kruse, Nicholas L. Port, Daeyeol Lee and Apostolos P. Georgopoulos
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Movement and Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Applications in the Clinical and Scientific Environment
M. Rotte
