Book Review: The Hero Handbook

The Hero Handbook, authored by Matt Langdon, offers an informative and practical guide for heroism for both preadolescent readers and adults. The book includes numerous personal anecdotes from his own hero journey and countless references to children’s literature. Each chapter includes “Check Out the Science!” insets written by psychologist Brian Riches, who explains in simple terms the neuroscience underlying various concepts related to heroism. Topics include the hero’s journey, bullying and anti-bullying, the active bystander, and the science of becoming a hero

Signs Pointing in a New Direction: A Biosemiotic Framework for Biolinguistics

Signs Pointing in a New Direction: A Biosemiotic Framework for Biolinguistic

Signs Pointing in a New Direction: A Biosemiotic Framework for Biolinguistics

Signs Pointing in a New Direction: A Biosemiotic Framework for Biolinguistic

Does Inquiry Preempt Representation? A Reply to Teed Rockwell’s “Representation and Radical Empiricism”

Winters Andrew M., Stillwaggon-Swan Liz. Does Inquiry Preempt Representation? A Reply to Teed Rockwell’s “Representation and Radical Empiricism”. In: Intellectica. Revue de l'Association pour la Recherche Cognitive, n°60, 2013/2. Pragmatisme(s) et sciences cognitives. pp. 245-250