Introduction to cognitive cultural studies

Introduction: What Is Cognitive Cultural Studies / Lisa Zunshine — Part One: Literary Universals — Literary Universals / Patrick Colm Hogan — Part Two: Cognitive Histoticism — Facial Expression Theory From Romanticism To The Present / Alan Richardson — Making Quite Anew: Brain Modularity And Creativity / Ellen Spolsky — Analogy, Metaphor, And The New Science: Cognitive Science And Early Modern Epistemology / Mary Thomas Crane — Lying Bodies Of The Enlightenment: Theory Of Mind And Cultural Historicism / Lisa Zunshine — Toward A Cognitive Cultural Hegemony / Bruce Mcconachie — Part Three: Cognitive Narratology — Narrative Theory After The Second Cognitive Revolution / David Herman — Storyworlds And Groups / Alan Palmer — Theory Of Mind And Experimental Representations Of Fictional Consciousness / Lisa Zunshine — Machiavellian Narratives / Blakely Vermeule — Part Four: Cognitive Approaches In Dialogue With Other Approaches (postcolonial Studies, Ecocriticism, Aesthetics, Poststructuralism) — On Being Moved: Cognition And Emotion In Literature And Film / Patrick Colm Hogan — Cognitive Ecocriticism: Human Wayfinding, Sociality, And Literary Interpretation / Nancy Easterlin — Multisensory Imagery / G. Gabrielle Starr — Darwin And Derrida: Cognitive Literary Theory As A Species Of Post-structuralism / Ellen Spolsky. Edited By Lisa Zunshine. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.