Vol. 6 No. 1-2: (2020–2021)

Published: 2022-01-06

Editorial

The Year the World Became a Cognitive Historiographical Lab En Plein Air Musings on the Covid-19 Pandemic as Two Editors Bid Farewell to the JCH

Leonardo Ambasciano, Nickolas P. Roubekas

5–21
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Articles

Aelius Aristides’ Sacred Tales Reading, Simulation, and Priming of Readers’ Oneiric Experiences

Olympia Panagiotidou

22–40
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Writing as Thinking in Paul’s Letters Neurological and Cognitive Approaches to Understanding the Conceptual Differences of Paul and His Audience

Paul Robertson

41–64
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DEATH IS SLEEP The Pervasiveness of a Material and Multimodal Conceptual Metaphor in Ancient Egypt

Lilith Apostel

65–97
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Homo anxius, or How Fear and Anxiety Conquered the Social World

Leonardo Ambasciano

130–156
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Homines Emotionales and Religion as an Evolutionary Exaptation A Response to Leonardo Ambasciano

Anders Klostergaard Petersen, Jonathan H. Turner, Armin W. Geertz, Alexandra Maryanski

157–171
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Book Reviewers and Their Victims A Reply to Ambasciano

Stephen K. Sanderson

172–179
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Discussion / 3

The Unfulfilled Promise of Cross-Cultural, Interdisciplinary Ancient History

Ryan Nichols

180–190
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A Reply to Nichols’ “The Unfulfilled Promise of Cross-Cultural, Interdisciplinary Ancient History”

G. E. R. Lloyd

191–193
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Commentary

Mythohistory in Light of How Memory Works

Elizabeth Wayland Barber, Paul T. Barber

236–254
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Thinking Outside the Altruistic Box Why We Need Other Evolutionary Theories to Explain Why Religion is Religious

Luke J. Matthews

255–276
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The Promise and Peril of the Data Deluge for Historians

Gary N. Smith

277–287
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