BoSS (Body, Space, and the Self) research group
CNRS Senior Researcher
Deputy Director Institut Jean-Nicod, Paris
Philosophy scholar in residence, NYU/Paris
Executive editor of the Review of Philosophy and Psychology
Contact: frederique.de.vignemont@ens.fr
Just published
For a series of posts on my book, see the Brains Blog, February 2019
BOOKS
- Peripersonal space, edited by F. de Vignemont, A. Serino, H.Y. Wong, and A. Farnè, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Under contract.
- Mind the Body: An exploration of bodily self-awareness. Oxford University Press, 2018
- The Subject's Matter , edited by F. de Vignemont and A. Alsmith. MIT Press, 2017
RECENT PAPERS
- On peripersonal space
- Feeling the world as being here. In Peripersonal space, edited by F. de Vignemont, A. Serino, H.Y. Wong, and A. Farnè, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Forthcoming
- Peripersonal perception in action. Synthese. 2018
- On bodily awareness
- What phenomenal contrast for bodily ownership? Journal of the American Philosophy Association. Forthcoming.
- The phenomenology of bodily ownership. In M. Guillot and M. Garcia-Carpintero (eds), The sense of mineness. Oxford University Press. Forthcoming
- Against phenomenal parsimony: a plea for bodily feelings. In A. Goldman and B. MacLaughlin (eds), Metaphysics and cognitive science. Oxford University Press, 2019
- Agency and bodily ownership: The Bodyguard hypothesis. In F. de Vignemont and A. Alsmith (eds) The subject’s matter, MIT Press. 2017
- with T. Makin and A. Faisal, Embodying Technology. Nature biomedical engineering, 2017
- On pain, touch, and interoception
- With O. Massin (forthcoming), Unless I put my hand into his side, I will not believe. In The Rational Role of Perceptual Experience: Beyond Vision, edited by D. Gatzia & B. Broogard, Oxford University Press.
- Was Descartes right after all? An affective background for bodily awareness. In H. de Preester and M. Tsakiris. The Interoceptive Basis of the Mind: from homeostasis to awareness. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019.
- The first-person in pain. In D. Bain, M. Brady and J. Corns (eds), The Philosophy of Pain: Unpleasantness, Emotion, and Deviance, Routledge, 2019.
- Pain and touch. The Monist. 2017
- On social cognition
- Can I see your pain? An evaluativist model of pain perception. In J. Corns (ed), Routledge handbook of philosophy of pain, Routledge. 2017
- with P. Jacob, Vicarious experiences: perception, mirroring or imagination? In Routledge handbook of the social mind, edited by J. Kiverstein. 2017
All publications