Shogo Tanaka is Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at Tokai University, Japan. His work explores interdisciplinary dialogue on selfhood, perception, and intersubjectivity across phenomenology, embodiment, and cognitive science. He is coeditor of Body Schema and Body Image: New Directions (Oxford University Press, 2021) and author of Self and Other: An Embodied Perspective (University of Tokyo Press, 2022, in Japanese).

• Introduction; 1. Body schema and body image in motor learning; 2. Investigating the possibility of disembodiment; 3. Beyond the 'body-in-the-brain': bodily constitution of the self; 4. The circularity of body image, self-consciousness, and the otherness; 5. From intercorporeality to aida; 6. Embodied dimension of the narrative self and its sociocultural embeddedness; 7. The body as the subject of knowing; 8. The body of wisdom: embodied knowing and its existential limits; Epilogue: the event of the real.

Shogo Tanaka is Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at Tokai University, Japan. His work explores interdisciplinary dialogue on selfhood, perception, and intersubjectivity across phenomenology, embodiment, and cognitive science. He is coeditor of Body Schema and Body Image: New Directions (Oxford University Press, 2021) and author of Self and Other: An Embodied Perspective (University of Tokyo Press, 2022, in Japanese).

• Introduction; 1. Body schema and body image in motor learning; 2. Investigating the possibility of disembodiment; 3. Beyond the 'body-in-the-brain': bodily constitution of the self; 4. The circularity of body image, self-consciousness, and the otherness; 5. From intercorporeality to aida; 6. Embodied dimension of the narrative self and its sociocultural embeddedness; 7. The body as the subject of knowing; 8. The body of wisdom: embodied knowing and its existential limits; Epilogue: the event of the real.