Introduction: A Window on to the Landscape of Cognitive Literary Science
Emily T. Troscianko and Michael Burke
SECTION I: LITERATURE THROUGH A COGNITIVE LENS
Chapter 1: Scientific Concepts in Literary Studies: Towards Criteria for the Meeting of Literature and Cognitive Science
Marcus Hartner
Chapter 2: Towards a 'Natural' Bond of Cognitive and Affective Narratology
Caroline Pirlet and Andreas Wirag
Chapter 3: 'Annihilation of Self': The Cognitive Challenge of the Sublime
David Miall
Chapter 4: The Space between Your Ears: Construal Level Theory, Cognitive Science, and Science Fiction
James Carney
Chapter 5: Patterns of Thought: Narrative and Verse
Brian Boyd
SECTION II: COGNITION THROUGH A LITERARY LENS
Chapter 6: Simulation and the Structure of Emotional Memory: Learning from Arthur Miller's After the Fall.
Patrick Colm Hogan
Chapter 7: Cognitive Science and the Double Vision of Fiction
Merja Polvinen
Chapter 8: Fantastic Cognition
Karin Kukkonen
Chapter 9: Feedback in Reading and Disordered Eating
Emily T. Troscianko
Chapter 10: Animal Minds across Discourse Domains
David Herman
SECTION III: LITERATURE AND COGNITION IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE
Chapter 11: Embodied Dynamics in Literary Experience
Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr.
Chapter 12: How Readers' Lives Affect Narrative Experiences
Richard J. Gerrig and Micah L. Mumper
Chapter 13: On Truth and Fiction
Keith Oatley
Chapter 14: Under Pressure: Norms, Rules, and Coercion in Linguistic Analyses and Literary Readings
Alexander Bergs
Chapter 15: Affective and Aesthetic Processes in Literary Reading: A Neurocognitive Poetics Perspective
Arthur M. Jacobs