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Man, Beast and Zombie

Kenan Malik

2002

Flashbulb memories

Olivier Luminet

2009

Piaget-Vygotsky

J. Jacques Vonèche, Anastasia Tryphon

1996

Knowledge and Memory: the Real Story

Jr., Robert S. Wyer

1995

Memories, thoughts, and emotions

Andrew Ortony, Fergus I. M. Craik, George Mandler et al.

1991

Storytelling And The Sciences Of Mind

David Herman

2013

The musical mind

John A. Sloboda

1987

Neural connections, mental computation

Lynn Nadel, Lynn A. Cooper

1992

Consciousness

Christof Koch

2012

When they severed earth from sky

Elizabeth Wayland Barber, Paul T. Barber, E. J. W. Barber

2005

The computational infant

Julie Rutkowska

1993

Small Teaching

James M. Lang

2016

Nonviolent Communication

Rosenberg, Magiarí Díaz Díaz, Marshall B. Rosenberg et al.

1999 ★ 4.6

Why smart people can be so stupid

Robert J. Sternberg

2002

Embodied Cognition

Shapir Lawrence

2009

The metaphysics of meaning

Jerrold J. Katz

1990

Descartes' Baby

Paul Bloom

2004

Fleeting Memories

Veronika Coltheart

1999

From molecule to metaphor

Jerome A. Feldman

2006

The birth of the mind

Gary F. Marcus

2004

Developmental cognitive neuroscience

Mark Henry Johnson

1997

Problem solving and comprehension

Arthur Whimbey

1980

Human associative memory

John Robert Anderson

1979

Discursive Psychology

Jonathan Potter, Derek Edwards

1992

Training cognition

Alice F. Healy, Lyle Eugene Bourne

2012

A Neurocomputational Perspective

Paul M. Churchland

1989

Cognitive function analysis

Guy A. Boy

1998

Thanks for the Feedback

Douglas Stone, Sheila Heen

2014

Success Is a Journey

Brian Tracy

1998

Artificial general intelligence

Cassio Pennachin, Ben Goertzel

2007