Volume 16, Number 2
March 2021
Special Issue “The Enactive Scientific Study of Experience”, edited by Camila Valenzuela-Moguillansky, Ema Demšar & Alexander Riegler
Cover Art: “After The Storm” © Linda J. Monfort 2015 · Acrylic paint on stretched canvas, 40 x 40 inches
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An Introduction to the Enactive Scientific Study of Experience
Bitbol’s Radical Renewal of the Neurophenomenology Project
Experiential Metaphysics and Merleau-Ponty’s Intra-Ontology
Bracketing the Metaphysical Attitude
On Becoming Metaphysical: A Relevant Challenge for Neurophenomenology?
Can Panabstractism Offer an Alternative Approach to the Hard Problem?
Panqualityism as a Critical Metaphysics for Neurophenomenology
Author’s Response: Metaphysics With no Metaphysical Commitment
Anchoring in Lived Experience as an Act of Resistance
The Lived Body in the Age of Advanced Technology
Yes, We are Blind to Inner Experience, but that is Not Necessarily the Origin of Ecological Disaster
Societal Change from within a Radically Transformed Mind?
Renewing Experientially our Sense of Existence and Cultivating Seeds of Joy
The Non-Duality that Grounds Activism in the Self-Boundaries of Embodied Experience
Micro-Phenomenology as a Practice of Critical Thinking
Author’s Response: The Experiential Tipping Point
What Changes in the Face of Aversive Experience following Mindfulness Practice?
Taking Care of Emotions - from Within, from Without
Mindfulness, Heart Rate Variability and Self-Regulation
Micro-phenomenological Measures and Mechanisms
Mindfulness is Phenomenology, Phenomenology is Mindfulness
Authors’ Response: The Art and Science of Befriending Inner Experience