An Infectious Curiosity: Morbid Curiosity and Media Preferences during a Pandemic

Articles in the same Issue

1. Title
2. Table of Contents
3. ARTICLES
4. An Infectious Curiosity: Morbid Curiosity and Media Preferences during a Pandemic
5. Deny None of It: A Biocultural Reading of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale
6. An Evolutionary Cognitive Approach to Comparative Fascist Studies: Hypermasculinization, Supernormal Stimuli, and Conspirational Beliefs
7. Untangling Darwinian Confusion around Lust, Love, and Attachment in the Scandinavian Modern Breakthrough
8. REVIEW ESSAYS
9. Learning from Fiction?
10. Imagination in the Generation of Pictures and Interpersonal Scenarios
11. BOOK REVIEWS
12. Iris Berent
13. Frans B. M. de Waal
14. Charles Forceville
15. David Haig
16. Clare Hanson
17. Joseph Henrich
18. Joseph LeDoux
19. Alan C. Love and William Wimsatt, eds.
20. Brian Rennie
21. ARTICLE REVIEWS
22. Audiovisual Media
23. Cognitive Poetics
24. Cultural Theory
25. Imagination
26. Language
27. Law
28. Life Narratives
29. Literature
30. Music
31. Paleoaesthetics
32. Politics and Ideology
33. Popular Culture
34. Religion
35. LETTERS
36. Ruth Leys
37. Reply by Rainer Reisenzein
38. Contributors