Distributed cognition and the will: individual volition and social context/  
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<br/><br/>1  Introduction: Science Catches the Will<br/>Don Ross<br/>2 The Puzzle of Coaction<br/>Daniel M. Wegner and Betsy Sparrow<br/>3 What Kind of Agent Are We? A Naturalistic Framework for the Study<br/>of Human Agency<br/>Paul Sheldon Davies<br/>4 The Illusion of Freedom Evolves<br/>Tamler Sommers<br/>5 Neuroscience and Agent-Control<br/>Philip Pettit<br/>6 My Body Has a Mind of Its Own<br/>Daniel C. Dennett<br/>7  Soft Selves and Ecological Control<br/>Andy Clark<br/>8 The Sources of Behavior: Toward a Naturalistic, Control Account of<br/>Agency<br/>Mariam Thalos<br/>9 Thought Experiments That Explore Where Controlled Experiments<br/>Can't: The Example of Will<br/>George Ainslie<br/>10 The Economic and Evolutionary Basis of Selves<br/>Don Ross<br/>n Situated Cognition: The Perspect Mode!<br/>Lawrence Lengbeyer<br/>12 The Evolutionary Origins of Volition<br/>Wayne Christensen<br/>13 What Determines the Self in Self-Regulation? Applied Psychology's<br/>Struggle with Will<br/>Jeffrey B. Vancouver and Tadeusz W. Zawidzki<br/>14 Civil Schizophrenia<br/>Dan Lloyd 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780262182614 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>128.3  / ROS/D