Rick Grush

Psychology · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Action Observation and Synchronization(15), Embodied and Extended Cognition(14), Motor Control and Adaptation(9), Neuroscience, Education and Cognitive Function(6), Cognitive Science and Education Research(6)

Publications56 total

Introduction
2023· 1 cited
Some Recent Directions in the Philosophy and Psychology of the Temporal Content of Perceptual Experience
2019· 1 cited
Agency, perception, space and subjectivity
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences·2018· 11 cited
Visual Adaptation to a Remapped Spectrum
Open MIND, 2-vol. set·2016· 1 cited
Phenomenology, Methodology, and Advancing the Debate
Open MIND, 2-vol. set·2016
What Can Sensorimotor Enactivism Learn from Studies on Phenomenal Adaptation in Atypical Perceptual Conditions?
Open MIND, 2-vol. set·2016· 2 cited
On the temporal character of temporal experience, its scale non-invariance, and its small scale structure
PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation)·2016· 21 citedOpen Access
Some puzzles concerning relations between minds, brains, and bodies
California Digital Library·2016Open Access
Action-based Theories of Perception
2015· 21 cited
Visual Adaptation to a Remapped Spectrum
2015· 3 citedOpen Access
Phenomenology, Methodology, and Advancing the Debate
2015Open Access
12. Cognition and the Brain
Oxford University Press eBooks·2012
Cognition and the Brain
Oxford University Press eBooks·2012· 2 cited
Towards an (improved) interdisciplinary investigation of demonstrative reference
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2012· 6 cited
The limitations of a purely enactive (non-representational) account of imagery
Journal of Consciousness Studies·2011· 12 cited
Emulujący wywiad… z Rickiem Grushem
SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología·2010Open Access
The Emulating Interview… with Rick Grush
SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología·2010· 1 citedOpen Access
Reuse (neural, bodily, and environmental) as a fundamental organizational principle of human cognition
Behavioral and Brain Sciences·2010· 2 cited
Philosophy and Cognitive Science
2010
Space, Time, and Objects
Oxford University Press eBooks·2009· 5 cited
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Andrew Brook(9), Amanda Brovold(4), Valerie Gray Hardcastle(3), Liberty Jaswal(3), Justin Knoepfler(3), Pete Mandik(2), Paul M. Churchland(2), Lucia Foglia(2), Patricia Smith Churchland(2), Aleksandra Mroczko-Wąsowicz(2), Peter Machamer(2), Peter McLaughlin(2), Andy Clark(1), Holly Andersen(1), Jean‐Claude Baron(1), J. E Adler(1), Steven Fuller(1), Clark Glymour(1), John Heil(1), Evan Thompson(1)