Vol. 7 No. 1-2 (2022): Special Issue: History and Historiography: The Interplay between Religion and Cognitive Science in Asian and Middle-Eastern Traditions

Guest Editor: Jed Forman

Published: 2022-12-24

Editorial

If not Now, When? Reclaiming Academic Journals as a Space of Kindness

Irene Salvo

5–12
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New Perspectives on Ancient Texts

The Highs and the Lows of Construal Level Theory in the Community Rule from the Dead Sea Scrolls

Melissa Sayyad Bach

13–31
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Articles

Introduction What is Religion?

Jed Forman

35–41
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Perhaps an Other Time An Interdisciplinary (Re)Consideration of Historical Anthropology in View of the Cognitive Science of Time, Cultural Models Theory, and the Stems and Branches Chinese Calendrical System

Julia McClenon

42–65
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Seeing Afar Yogic Perception, Extramission, and Intellectual History

Jed Forman

66–88
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Investigating and Contextualizing Dramaturgical Perspectives Insights from Abhinavagupta and Social Psychology

Roman Palitsky, Isaac F Young, Ben Williams

89–116
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“Big Gods” in Ancient Mesopotamia The Cultural Evolution of Supernatural Protectors

Karolina Prochownik

117–146
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Fear and Terror in Buddhist Meditation A Cognitive Model for Meditation-Related Changes in Arousal and Affect

Jared R Lindahl, Willoughby B Britton, David J Cooper

147–170
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Cognitive Historiography Perception, Construal, and Context

Glen Alexander Hayes

171–189
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