Manuel Heras-Escribano is Profesor Titular at the University of Granada, Spain.

• Introduction 1. Analytic Philosophy and 4E Cognition: friends or foes? Part 1: The analytic tradition through the 4E perspective 2. Capturing the ordinary 3. Ecological Psychology as Critical Direct Realism 4. Ecological Psychology and the Mirror of Nature 5. Ecological psychology and the behaviorist bogeyman 6. Being a Good Gadfly: Radical Enactivism’s Positively Revisionary Approach to Cognitive Science 7. Neo-Pragmatism and the natural origins of content 8. Eliminativism is at the Heart of E-Cognition Part 2: From skills and habits to language and communication 9. Skillful coping in the metaverse: on the challenges of immersion 10. The Organismic Turn. Teleosemantics after 4E 11. Communication as a root form of shared intentional activity 12. Linguistic relativity and embodiment Part 3: Ethical and political implications 13. Situated agency: A Wittgensteinian exploration 14. Recognition and the grounding of normativity 15. Embodied, Embedded, Enactive, Extended… and Exclusionary? Toward an Inclusive E-Cognition for Cognitive Diversity 16. Adaptive preferences and enculturated-extended cognition

Manuel Heras-Escribano is Profesor Titular at the University of Granada, Spain.

• Introduction 1. Analytic Philosophy and 4E Cognition: friends or foes? Part 1: The analytic tradition through the 4E perspective 2. Capturing the ordinary 3. Ecological Psychology as Critical Direct Realism 4. Ecological Psychology and the Mirror of Nature 5. Ecological psychology and the behaviorist bogeyman 6. Being a Good Gadfly: Radical Enactivism’s Positively Revisionary Approach to Cognitive Science 7. Neo-Pragmatism and the natural origins of content 8. Eliminativism is at the Heart of E-Cognition Part 2: From skills and habits to language and communication 9. Skillful coping in the metaverse: on the challenges of immersion 10. The Organismic Turn. Teleosemantics after 4E 11. Communication as a root form of shared intentional activity 12. Linguistic relativity and embodiment Part 3: Ethical and political implications 13. Situated agency: A Wittgensteinian exploration 14. Recognition and the grounding of normativity 15. Embodied, Embedded, Enactive, Extended… and Exclusionary? Toward an Inclusive E-Cognition for Cognitive Diversity 16. Adaptive preferences and enculturated-extended cognition

Manuel Heras-Escribano is Profesor Titular at the University of Granada, Spain.

• Introduction 1. Analytic Philosophy and 4E Cognition: friends or foes? Part 1: The analytic tradition through the 4E perspective 2. Capturing the ordinary 3. Ecological Psychology as Critical Direct Realism 4. Ecological Psychology and the Mirror of Nature 5. Ecological psychology and the behaviorist bogeyman 6. Being a Good Gadfly: Radical Enactivism’s Positively Revisionary Approach to Cognitive Science 7. Neo-Pragmatism and the natural origins of content 8. Eliminativism is at the Heart of E-Cognition Part 2: From skills and habits to language and communication 9. Skillful coping in the metaverse: on the challenges of immersion 10. The Organismic Turn. Teleosemantics after 4E 11. Communication as a root form of shared intentional activity 12. Linguistic relativity and embodiment Part 3: Ethical and political implications 13. Situated agency: A Wittgensteinian exploration 14. Recognition and the grounding of normativity 15. Embodied, Embedded, Enactive, Extended… and Exclusionary? Toward an Inclusive E-Cognition for Cognitive Diversity 16. Adaptive preferences and enculturated-extended cognition