PART I Theoretical accounts and neural basis of embodiment
1 Situated conceptualization: Theory and applications
2 Assessing radical embodiment
3 The animal-environment system
4 Embodied cognition according to TEC (Theory of Event Coding)
5 Grounding and embodiment of concepts and meaning: A neurobiological perspective
6 Types of body representation
7 The body schema as a condition of possibility for action
8 Bodily affordances and bodily experiences
9 How actions constrain the visual perception of space
10 How the body narrows the interaction with the environment
11 Embodied perception of objects and people in space: Towards a unified theoretical framework
12 Embodied emotion: The functional mystery of embodying emotions
14 The role of the body from the inside for embodied cognition