Contemporary sensorimotor theory

a brief introduction

J. Bishop, Andrew O. Martin

1-22

The explanatory status of the sensorimotor approach to phenomenal consciousness, and its appeal to cognition

23-35

Heideggerian credentials? O'Regan's sensorimotor approach to perception and robots that feel

Rachel Paine

37-52

The phenomenology of sensorimotor understanding

Ken Pepper

53-65

How enactive is the dynamic sensorimotor account of raw feel?

discussing some insights from phenomenology and the cognitive sciences

Alfonsina Scarinzi

67-81

Experience and consciousness

concepts from the outside in

Stephen Rainey

83-103

Sensorimotor knowledge and the radical alternative

Victor Loughlin

105-116

The problem of invisible content

Jack Wadham

117-126

Beyond vision

extending the scope of a sensorimotor account of perception

Caroline Lyon

127-136

From a sensorimotor to a sensorimotor++ account of embodied conceptual cognition

Joel Parthemore

137-158

Conscious sensation, conscious perception and sensorimotor theories of consciousness

David Gamez

159-174

Basic pretending as sensorimotor engagement?

175-187

Investigating sensorimotor contingencies in the enactive interface

Janet K. Gibbs, Käte Devlin

189-200

Non-representational interaction design

Marco Gillies, Andrea Kleinsmith

201-208

Minimally cognitive robotics

body schema, forward models, and sensorimotor contingencies in a quadruped machine

Matej Hoffmann

209-233

Human language and sensorimotor contingency

Stephen J. Cowley

235-251