Journal of Cognitive Historiography

• Body and Mind in Early China and Greece

  Lisa Raphals

  2017-06-05

• 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

  2022-12-24

• Investigating and Contextualizing Dramaturgical Perspectives Insights from Abhinavagupta and Social Psychology

  Roman Palitsky, Isaac F. Young, Ben Williams

  2022-12-24

• Modulating Desires Through Devotion Hindu Devotionalism and the Science of Managing Desire

  Travis Chilcott

  2017-06-05

• 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

  2022-12-24

• Pythiai and Inspired Divination in the Delphic Oracle Can Cognitive Sciences Provide Us with an Access to “Dead Minds”?

  Aleš Chalupa

  2014-01-23

• Seeing Afar Yogic Perception, Extramission, and Intellectual History

  Jed Forman

  2022-12-24