
New Frontiers in Mirror Neurons Research
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- Section 1. Basic findings and concepts in action-perception theory
- 1: Stefano Rozzi: The neuroanatomy of the mirror neuron system
- 2: Leonardo Fogassi and Luca Bonini: The role of mirror neurons in goal coding and intention understanding
- 3: Jörn K. Pomper, Dan Arnstein, Vittorio Caggiano, Martin Giese, and Peter Thier: New properties of F5 Mirror Neurons and their implications for response selection
- 4: Riitta Hari: MEG studies in action observation
- 5: Kristina Grigaityte and Marco Iacoboni: How to study the mirror neuron system with functional MRI: challenges and solutions
- Section 2. Functional properties and evolution
- 6: Lucia Maria Sacheli, Salvatore Maria Aglioti,and Matteo Candidi: Neural underpinnings of anticipatory action simulation and perception in expert brains
- 7: Guy A. Orban: The mirror system in human and non-human primates: comparative functional imaging studies suggest multiple systems
- 8: Maurizio Gentilucci, Doriana De Marco, and Elisa De Stefani: On Gesture and Speech
- 9: Jonathan F. Prather, and Richard Mooney: Mirror Neurons in the Songbird Brain:A Neural Interface for Learned Vocal Communication
- 10: Simone Schütz-Bosbach and Wolfgang Prinz: Mirrors match minds
- 11: Antonella Tramacere, Pier F. Ferrari, and Atsushi Iriki: Epigenetic regulation of mirror neurons' development and related evolutionary hypotheses
- Section 3. Development
- 12: James J. M. Kilner: Relating the ontogeny and function of mirror neurons to perceptual learning and inference
- 13: Kathryn H. Yoo and Nathan A. Fox: The Mirror Neuron System and the Mu Rhythm
- 14: Claes von Hofsten and K. Rosander: On the development of the mirror neuron system
- 15: Elizabeth A. Simpson, Annika Paukner, Stephen J. Suomi, and Pier F. Ferrari: Neonatal imitation and its sensory-motor mechanism
- 16: Courtney Filippi and Amanda Woodward: Mirroring and the ontogeny of social cognition
- Section 4. Theoretical and clinical implications
- 17: Corrado Sinigaglia and Giacomo Rizzolatti: The space of mirror
- 18: Vittorio Gallese and Francesca Ferri: Schizophrenia, bodily selves and embodied simulation
- 19: Giovanni Buccino and Riccardo Dalla Volta: Observing and imitating others to recover motor functions in patients with neurological disorders
- 20: Lindsay M. Oberman and Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: Role of the Mirror Neuron System in the Pathophysiology of Autism Spectrum Disorders
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