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Part I. Backdrop: 1. A short primer on situated cognition Philip Robbinsand Murat Aydede; 2. Scientific antecedents of situated cognition William J.Clancey; 3. Philosophical antecedents of situated cognition Shaun Gallagher;Part II. Conceptual Foundations: 4. How to situate cognition: letting naturetake its course Robert A. Wilson and Andy Clark; 5. Why the mind is still inthe head Fred Adams and Kenneth Aizawa; 6. Innateness and the situated mindRobert Rupert; 7. Situated representation Mark Rowlands; 8. Dynamics,control, and cognition Chris Eliasmith; 9. Explanation: mechanism,modularity, and situated cognition William Bechtel; 10. Embedded rationalityRuth Millikan; Part III. Empirical Developments: 11. Situated perception andsensation in vision and other modalities: from an active to a sensorimotoraccount Erik Myin and Kevin O'Regan; 12. Spaces of thought Barbara Tversky;13. Remembering John Sutton; 14. Situating concepts Lawrence W. Barsalou; 15.Problem-solving and situated cognition David Kirsh; 16. The dynamicinteractions between situations and decisions Jerome R. Busemeyer, Ryan K.Jessup and Eric Dimperio; 17. Situating rationality: ecologically rationaldecision making with simple heuristics Henry Brighton and Peter M. Todd; 18.Situativity and learning R. Keith Sawyer and James G. Greeno; 19. Language inthe brain, body, and world Rolf A. Zwaan and Michael P. Kaschak; 20. Languageprocessing embodied and embedded Michael Spivey and Daniel Richardson; 21.Situated semantics Varol Akman; 22. Is consciousness embodied? Jesse J.Prinz; 23. Emotions in the wild: the situated perspective on emotion PaulGriffiths and Andrea Scarantino; 24. The social context of cognition Eliot R.Smith and Frederica R. Conrey; 25. Cognition for culture Michael Tomaselloand Felix Warneken; 26. Neuroethology: from morphological computation toplanning Malcolm A. MacIver.