Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists

In the last two posts, I have laid out the proposal that endothelial cells seem to actively perceive their environments , and set out the de...

In the last post , I reviewed Geoff's first paper looking at whether people can perceive the affordance for throwing an object to a ma...

From the task dynamic analysis of throwing for maximum distance , we've identified the fact that for a given release angle and maximum r...

Language is often held up as an example against the possibility of the radical (non-representational) psychology we advocate for . You might...

I've been wanting to blog this paper, Bingham (1988; download link ), for some time, and I've had the excuse to be reading it this ...

I have so many things I need to write up just now, but it's been a struggle finding the time. I hope to post on Chemero's last chap...

My colleagues, Geoff Bingham and Qin Zhu, have recently published some fascinating data which has emerged from their work on the uniquely h...

I mentioned yesterday that James' theory about pure experience being all there is, and relations being legitimate objects for percepti...