Unifying social cognition

Christian Keysers, Valeria Gazzola

1-35

Reflections on the mirror neuron system

their evolutionary functions beyond motor representation

Lindsay M. Oberman, V. S. Ramachandran

39-59

The neurophysiology of early motor resonance

François Champoux, Jean-François Lepage, Marie-Christine Désy, Melissa Lortie, Hugo Théoret

63-76

The rational continuum of human imitation

Derek E. Lyons

77-103

From embodied representation to co-regulation

Semin, John T. Cacioppo

107-120

The problem of other minds is not a problem

mirror neurons and intersubjectivity

Marco Iacoboni

121-133

Hierarchically organized mirroring processes in social cognition

the functional neuroanatomy of empathy

Jaime A. Pineda, A. W. Moore

135-160

Mirror neurons and the neural exploitation hypothesis

from embodied simulation to social cognition

Vittorio Gallese

163-190

From imitation to reciprocation and mutual recognition

Philippe Rochat

191-212

Automatic and controlled processing within the mirror neuron system

Trevor J. Chong, Jason B. Mattingley

213-233

Embodied perspective on emotion-cognition interactions

Piotr Winkielman, Paula M. Niedenthal, Lindsay M. Oberman

235-257

The role of mirror neuron dysfunction in autism

Raphael Bernier, Géraldine Dawson

261-286

Synaesthesia for pain

feeling pain with another

Melita J. Giummarra

287-307

Mirroring, mindreading, and simulation

Alvin Goldman

311-330

Does the mirror neuron system and its impairment explain human imitation and autism?

VICTORIA Southgate, György Gergely, Gergely Csibra

331-354

Neural simulation and social cognition

Shaun Gallagher

355-371