In this paper, we propose that interpersonal bodily interactions represent a fertile ground in
which the bodily and psychological self is developed, gradually allowing for forms of more …

This article stems from the statement that dialogical approaches to a study of the self face a
double challenge: that of developing a conception of the self that both avoids social …

The sense of shared values is a specific aspect to human sociality. It originates from
reciprocal social exchanges that include imitation, empathy, but also negotiation from which …

In the course of history, various philosophical thinkers have arrived at the insight that the
human mind is not visible to itself in one single inclusive glance. Instead, the mind needs …

Although contemporary psychology claims that the self is related to one's social and material
world, elaborations of how this process occurs are few. The process is developmental in …

In this article, moving from being to becoming, we construe the 'self'as a dynamic process
rather than as a static entity. To this end we draw on dialectics and Bayesian accounts of …

The commentary begins by briefly summarizing some of the key ideas of the target paper
and locates them within the context of the theories of attachment and mentalization …

The paper by Fotopoulou and Tsakiris proposes that the most fundamental features of a
human (eg the minimal self), including sensation, interoception and affect, develop in a …

Mind-reading is adapted for social interaction (eg coordination, cooperation, exchange),
and, in particular, for adoption of beliefs and goals from others, and for influencing …

I consider the developmental origins of the socially extended mind. First, I argue that, from
birth, the physical interventions caregivers use to regulate infant attention and emotion …