Religion, Brain & Behavior
Nº 14/1 - 2024
INDEX
Editorial
A half-Irish exit pp. 1-3
Joseph Bulbulia
Mapping the minds of spectators during an extreme ritual:
a network perspective pp. 4-22
Ronald Fischer, Kemtong Sinwongsuwat,
Punya Tepsing & Johannes Karl
Finding consonance: an integrative neurocognitive model
of human relationships with supernatural agents pp. 23-49
John Balch, Jordan Grafman & Patrick McNamara
Comments
An integrative neurocognitive model of human relations
with supernatural agents, commentary to Balch, Grafman
and McNamara pp. 49-51
Shira Cohen-Zimerman & Irene Cristofori
Broadening the scope and refining the precision of
theistic relational spirituality pp. 51-54
Edward B. Davis & Pehr Granqvist
Toward a neuroscience of divine bonding pp. 54-56
Michael Ferguson
A neuropsychological perspective on spiritual growth
pp. 56-58
Brick Johnstone
Cultural dissonance and consonance in mystical-type experiences: commentary on “Finding consonance: an integrative neurocognitive model of human relationships with supernatural agents” pp. 58-61
David B. Yaden & Michiel van Elk
Response
Finding consonance pp. 61-67
John Balch, Jordan Grafman & Patrick McNamara
Book Symposium: How Religion Evolved:
And Why It Endures By Robin Dunbar
Religion endures, but does it thrive? pp. 68-73
Matthew Conrad
Unpackaging religion—the journey continues
pp.73-78
Ronald Fischer
Formalized rituals may have preceded the emergence
of religions pp.78-81
Martin Lang
The HADDs and the HADD-nots: mystical experiences
and religion in evolution pp. 81-85
Alastair Lockhart
Shamanic and doctrinal: Dunbar and the spiritual
turn in contemporary religión pp. 85-90
Fraser Watts & Marius Dorobantu
Mimesis and the origins of religion pp. 90-98
Michael James Winkelman
Response
Six good reasons why understanding religion requires a
multidisciplinary approach: response to commentators
pp. 98-109
R. I. M. Dunbar
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