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Preface i
Shigeru Watanabe

Part I: Biological Basis
1　Logic and Sensibility in Empathy: A Comparative View of Emotional 　　
　　Responses to Emotional Expression in Conspecifics
Shigeru Watanabe

2 Kea Logics: How These Birds Solve Difficult Problems and Outsmart
　　Researchers
Mark O’Hara, Gyula K. Gajdon and Ludwig Huber

3 Social Place Avoidance Learning in Zebra Finches
Tim Ruploh, Birte Schiffhauer and Hans-Joachim Bischof

4 Cognitive Neuroscience of the Mind and Personality
Shozo Kojima

5 Ultrahigh-Resolution Brain-Dedicated PET-MRI Fusion Imaging
Zang-Hee Cho, Young-Don Son, Hang-Keun Kim, Eun-Jung Choi, Jeong-Hee Kim and Young-Bo Kim

6 Brain Evolution for Logic and Sensibility
Toru Shimizu

7 Logic and Sensibility in Social Neuroscience’s “New Unconscious”
Allan Young


Part II: Cognition and Culture

8 Equivalence Relations of Reading, Writing, Comprehending and Expressing in Students with Developmental Disabilities
Jun-ichi Yamamoto and Mikimasa Omori

9 Two Modes of Processing in Visual Memory, Category Learning, and Judicial Judgment
Yuji Itoh

10 Ellsberg and Allais in the Brain: What Should Come Next in the Neurobiology of Decision-theoretical Paradoxes?
Sacha Bourgeois-Gironde

11 On “Homo educans” Hypothesis
Juko Ando

12 Understanding Depression in Japan: The Rise of a Sociologic
Junko Kitanaka

13 Could Beethoven Have Been a Bird or Picasso a Fish? Philosophical Problems of an Ethology of Art
Dominique Lestel


Part III: Logic and Philosophy

14 How We Are Sensitive to Beauty in the Brain?
Hideaki Kawabata

15 The Rendering of Cast Shadows: With a Focus on 15th Century Italian Painting
Koichi Toyama

16 The Art of Logos in Ancient Greece
Noburu Notomi

17 Bare and Indexical Existence: Integrating Logic and Sensibility in Ontology
Lajos L. Brons

18 Perceiving Abstract Objects: Inheriting Ohmori Shōzō’s Philosophy of Perception
Takashi Iida

19 The Unexpected Projection of Some Presupposition Triggers
Yael Sharvit and Shai Cohen