Narrative in Mind

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Table of Contents
3. TARGET ARTICLE
4. Adaptive Imagination: Toward a Mythopoetic Cognitive Science
5. RESPONSES TO TARGET ARTICLE
6. The Problem of Equating Content with Process in the Mythopoetic Model
7. Mythopoetic Cognition Is a Form of Autobiographical Simulation
8. Neurocognitive and Evolutionary Perspective on Adaptive Imagination
9. The Perils of MC, Lost in the Forest of DM
10. Appetence, Key Stimuli, and Core Affects: Foundational Elements of Human Behavior and Mind
11. Collective, Joint, and Shared Imagination?
12. Narrative in Mind
13. The Importance of Narrative and Intuitive Thought in Navigating Our Realities
14. Evolution of Imagination: From Completely Involuntary to Fully Voluntary
15. Asma and Shakespeare on Dual Cognition
16. REJOINDER
17. The Strangest Sort of Map: Reply to Commentaries
18. ARTICLE
19. Dad Jokes and the Deep Roots of Fatherly Teasing
20. REVIEW ESSAYS
21. Angus Fletcher’s Other Literary Darwinism
22. Homo Paedens? Did Kids Invent the Human Species?
23. BOOK REVIEWS
24. Brett Cooke. Tolstoy’s Family Prototypes in War and Peace
25. Jeremy DeSilva. A Most Interesting Problem: What Darwin’s Descent of Man Got Wrong and Right about Human Evolution
26. Felipe Fernández-Armesto. Out of Our Minds: What We Think and How We Came to Think It
27. Paul van Helvert and John van Wyhe. Darwin: A Companion
28. Jürgen Renn. The Evolution of Knowledge: Rethinking Science for the Anthropocene
29. ARTICLE REVIEWS
30. Audiovisual Media
31. Cultural Theory
32. Life Narratives
33. Literature
34. Evolutionary Perspectives on Music
35. Paleoaesthetics
36. Popular Culture
37. Contributors