Manuel Heras‑Escribano is Professor Titular at the University of Granada, Spain.Anthony Chemero is Professor of Philosophy and Connected Computing at Vanderbilt University and Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati, both in the United States.

• Joint AcknowledgementsPrefaceManuel Heras‑Escribano and Tony ChemeroIntroduction: The Legacy of Edward S. Reed for Philosophy and Ecological PsychologyHarry HeftPART I Key Writings by Edward S. Reed1 An Ecological Approach to the Evolution of BehaviorEdward S. Reed2 Space Perception and the Psychologist’s Fallacy in James’s PrinciplesEdward S. Reed3 The Intention to Use a Specific Affordance: A Conceptual Framework for PsychologyEdward S. Reed4 The Separation of Psychology from Philosophy: Studies in the Sciences of Mind 1815–1879Edward S. Reed5 James J. Gibson: Pioneer and IconoclastEdward S. Reed6 The Primacy of Action in DevelopmentEdward S. Reed and Blandine Bril7 An Outline of a Theory of Action SystemsEdward S. Reed8 The Cycle of Abuse: Personal and PoliticalEdward S. Reed9 The Trapped Infinity: Cartesian Volition as Conceptual NightmareEdward S. Reed10 Neural Regulation of Adaptive BehaviorEdward S. Reed11 Cognition as the Cooperative Appropriation of AffordancesEdward S. ReedPART II Unpublished ManuscriptsUnpublished Manuscripts of The Mind Alive: A Biography of William James12 Introduction to The Mind Alive: A Biography of William JamesEdward S. Reed13 Father: An American NietzscheEdward S. Reed14 Son and Heir: 1842–1848Edward S. Reed15 Union Square Childhood: 1848–1855Edward S. ReedUnpublished manuscripts on Philosophy and Ecological Psychology16 An Ecological Approach to Mental ContentEdward S. Reed17 How to Combine Skepticism and RealismEdward S. Reed18 Perceptive ThinkingEdward S. ReedUnpublished Manuscripts on Social and Political Issues19 For a League of Citizens for Democratic ChangeEdward S. Reed20 UnpluggedEdward S. Reed21 Spreading HopeEdward S. ReedPART III Remembrances of Edward S. Reed 38522 Remembrances from the Family of Edward S. ReedRebecca Jones, Emma Reed Jones and Aaron Demby Jones23 Remembrance of Jeffrey Wagman: What It Is Like to Catch the Tail of a Comet: A Remembrance of Edward S. ReedJeffrey B. Wagman24 Citation by D. Alfred Owens on Reed being Posthumously Awarded the Bradley R. Dewey Award for Outstanding Scholarship at the 1997 Commencement of Franklin & Marshall CollegeD. Alfred Owens25 In Memoriam: Edward S. Reed November 20,1954–February 14, 1997 398William M. Mace

Manuel Heras‑Escribano is Professor Titular at the University of Granada, Spain.Anthony Chemero is Professor of Philosophy and Connected Computing at Vanderbilt University and Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati, both in the United States.

• Joint AcknowledgementsPrefaceManuel Heras‑Escribano and Tony ChemeroIntroduction: The Legacy of Edward S. Reed for Philosophy and Ecological PsychologyHarry HeftPART I Key Writings by Edward S. Reed1 An Ecological Approach to the Evolution of BehaviorEdward S. Reed2 Space Perception and the Psychologist’s Fallacy in James’s PrinciplesEdward S. Reed3 The Intention to Use a Specific Affordance: A Conceptual Framework for PsychologyEdward S. Reed4 The Separation of Psychology from Philosophy: Studies in the Sciences of Mind 1815–1879Edward S. Reed5 James J. Gibson: Pioneer and IconoclastEdward S. Reed6 The Primacy of Action in DevelopmentEdward S. Reed and Blandine Bril7 An Outline of a Theory of Action SystemsEdward S. Reed8 The Cycle of Abuse: Personal and PoliticalEdward S. Reed9 The Trapped Infinity: Cartesian Volition as Conceptual NightmareEdward S. Reed10 Neural Regulation of Adaptive BehaviorEdward S. Reed11 Cognition as the Cooperative Appropriation of AffordancesEdward S. ReedPART II Unpublished ManuscriptsUnpublished Manuscripts of The Mind Alive: A Biography of William James12 Introduction to The Mind Alive: A Biography of William JamesEdward S. Reed13 Father: An American NietzscheEdward S. Reed14 Son and Heir: 1842–1848Edward S. Reed15 Union Square Childhood: 1848–1855Edward S. ReedUnpublished manuscripts on Philosophy and Ecological Psychology16 An Ecological Approach to Mental ContentEdward S. Reed17 How to Combine Skepticism and RealismEdward S. Reed18 Perceptive ThinkingEdward S. ReedUnpublished Manuscripts on Social and Political Issues19 For a League of Citizens for Democratic ChangeEdward S. Reed20 UnpluggedEdward S. Reed21 Spreading HopeEdward S. ReedPART III Remembrances of Edward S. Reed 38522 Remembrances from the Family of Edward S. ReedRebecca Jones, Emma Reed Jones and Aaron Demby Jones23 Remembrance of Jeffrey Wagman: What It Is Like to Catch the Tail of a Comet: A Remembrance of Edward S. ReedJeffrey B. Wagman24 Citation by D. Alfred Owens on Reed being Posthumously Awarded the Bradley R. Dewey Award for Outstanding Scholarship at the 1997 Commencement of Franklin & Marshall CollegeD. Alfred Owens25 In Memoriam: Edward S. Reed November 20,1954–February 14, 1997 398William M. Mace

Manuel Heras‑Escribano is Professor Titular at the University of Granada, Spain.Anthony Chemero is Professor of Philosophy and Connected Computing at Vanderbilt University and Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati, both in the United States.

• Joint AcknowledgementsPrefaceManuel Heras‑Escribano and Tony ChemeroIntroduction: The Legacy of Edward S. Reed for Philosophy and Ecological PsychologyHarry HeftPART I Key Writings by Edward S. Reed1 An Ecological Approach to the Evolution of BehaviorEdward S. Reed2 Space Perception and the Psychologist’s Fallacy in James’s PrinciplesEdward S. Reed3 The Intention to Use a Specific Affordance: A Conceptual Framework for PsychologyEdward S. Reed4 The Separation of Psychology from Philosophy: Studies in the Sciences of Mind 1815–1879Edward S. Reed5 James J. Gibson: Pioneer and IconoclastEdward S. Reed6 The Primacy of Action in DevelopmentEdward S. Reed and Blandine Bril7 An Outline of a Theory of Action SystemsEdward S. Reed8 The Cycle of Abuse: Personal and PoliticalEdward S. Reed9 The Trapped Infinity: Cartesian Volition as Conceptual NightmareEdward S. Reed10 Neural Regulation of Adaptive BehaviorEdward S. Reed11 Cognition as the Cooperative Appropriation of AffordancesEdward S. ReedPART II Unpublished ManuscriptsUnpublished Manuscripts of The Mind Alive: A Biography of William James12 Introduction to The Mind Alive: A Biography of William JamesEdward S. Reed13 Father: An American NietzscheEdward S. Reed14 Son and Heir: 1842–1848Edward S. Reed15 Union Square Childhood: 1848–1855Edward S. ReedUnpublished manuscripts on Philosophy and Ecological Psychology16 An Ecological Approach to Mental ContentEdward S. Reed17 How to Combine Skepticism and RealismEdward S. Reed18 Perceptive ThinkingEdward S. ReedUnpublished Manuscripts on Social and Political Issues19 For a League of Citizens for Democratic ChangeEdward S. Reed20 UnpluggedEdward S. Reed21 Spreading HopeEdward S. ReedPART III Remembrances of Edward S. Reed 38522 Remembrances from the Family of Edward S. ReedRebecca Jones, Emma Reed Jones and Aaron Demby Jones23 Remembrance of Jeffrey Wagman: What It Is Like to Catch the Tail of a Comet: A Remembrance of Edward S. ReedJeffrey B. Wagman24 Citation by D. Alfred Owens on Reed being Posthumously Awarded the Bradley R. Dewey Award for Outstanding Scholarship at the 1997 Commencement of Franklin & Marshall CollegeD. Alfred Owens25 In Memoriam: Edward S. Reed November 20,1954–February 14, 1997 398William M. Mace