Henderikus Stam is Professor of Psychology at the University of Calgary. He is the founding and current editor of the journal Theory and Psychology and is a former President of Division 24 (Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology) of the American Psychological Association as well as a former President of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology. He has published widely and his research focuses mainly on the history of psychology and the theoretical foundations of psychology.

• Introduction - Henderikus StamPart A: Foundational PositionsChapter 1: Foundations of Cognitive Science: Mental Representation - Michael RescorlaChapter 2: Evolutionary Psychology - Annemie PloegerChapter 3: Extended Mind, Agency, and Machine Learning - Mirko Farina, Andrea LavazzaChapter 4: Mental Causation, Moral Responsibility, and Effective Intentions - Alfred MeleChapter 5: Cultural Psychology: Capturing human meaning-making processes - Jaan ValsinerChapter 6: Embodied and Embedded Cognition - Erik Myin, Jan Van EemerenChapter 7: Psychology and Neuroscience: Autonomy Lost and Found - Fred Keijzer, Peter StarreveldPart B: Theoretical Tools and ApproachesChapter 8: From Theory Construction to Deconstruction: The Many Modalities of Theorising in Psychology - Huib Looren de JongChapter 9: The Problem of Measurement in Psychology - Joel MichellChapter 10: Philosophy, Realism and Psychology′s Disciplinary Fragmentation - Fiona Hibberd, Agnes PetoczChapter 11: Reflective, Formative and Network Models: Causal Interpretations of Three Different Psychometric models. - Lisa Wijsen, Riet Van Bork, Brian Haig, Denny BorsboomChapter 12: Are Psychological Phenomena Historical Kinds? - Henderikus StamChapter 13: Mechanistic explanation in psychology - Mark PovichPart C: Socio-cultural and critical orientations to psychologyChapter 14: The Psychology of Globalization: Rethinking Culture and Self - Sunil BhatiaChapter 15: Dialogism, Bakhtin, and Beyond - Marie Cecile BertauChapter 16: Wittgenstein and Psychology - Daniel HuttoChapter 17: Feminist Psychology - Mandy Morgan, Leigh Coombes, Geneva Connor, Ann RogersonChapter 18: Ecological Psychology: Theoretical Foundations and Philosophical Commitments - Harry HeftChapter 19: German Critical Psychology As Theoretical Psychology - Wolfgang Maiers, Katrin Reimer-GordinskayaChapter 20: Social Construction - Ken GergenPart D: Recent developments in theoryChapter 21: Technology and the Conduct of Everyday Life - Ernst Schraube Chapter 22: Reflexivity and the History of Psychology - Jill MorawskiChapter 23: Concepts of Disorder for Psychopathology - Tim ThorntonChapter 24: Psychosocial Studies with Psychoanalysis - Stephen FroshChapter 25: Relational Theory - Ken GergenChapter 26: Embodiment - Kevin Ryan, Shaun Gallagher.Chapter 27: Affect, Emotion and Feeling - Martin Willis, John Cromby.

Henderikus Stam is Professor of Psychology at the University of Calgary. He is the founding and current editor of the journal Theory and Psychology and is a former President of Division 24 (Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology) of the American Psychological Association as well as a former President of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology. He has published widely and his research focuses mainly on the history of psychology and the theoretical foundations of psychology.

• Introduction - Henderikus StamPart A: Foundational PositionsChapter 1: Foundations of Cognitive Science: Mental Representation - Michael RescorlaChapter 2: Evolutionary Psychology - Annemie PloegerChapter 3: Extended Mind, Agency, and Machine Learning - Mirko Farina, Andrea LavazzaChapter 4: Mental Causation, Moral Responsibility, and Effective Intentions - Alfred MeleChapter 5: Cultural Psychology: Capturing human meaning-making processes - Jaan ValsinerChapter 6: Embodied and Embedded Cognition - Erik Myin, Jan Van EemerenChapter 7: Psychology and Neuroscience: Autonomy Lost and Found - Fred Keijzer, Peter StarreveldPart B: Theoretical Tools and ApproachesChapter 8: From Theory Construction to Deconstruction: The Many Modalities of Theorising in Psychology - Huib Looren de JongChapter 9: The Problem of Measurement in Psychology - Joel MichellChapter 10: Philosophy, Realism and Psychology′s Disciplinary Fragmentation - Fiona Hibberd, Agnes PetoczChapter 11: Reflective, Formative and Network Models: Causal Interpretations of Three Different Psychometric models. - Lisa Wijsen, Riet Van Bork, Brian Haig, Denny BorsboomChapter 12: Are Psychological Phenomena Historical Kinds? - Henderikus StamChapter 13: Mechanistic explanation in psychology - Mark PovichPart C: Socio-cultural and critical orientations to psychologyChapter 14: The Psychology of Globalization: Rethinking Culture and Self - Sunil BhatiaChapter 15: Dialogism, Bakhtin, and Beyond - Marie Cecile BertauChapter 16: Wittgenstein and Psychology - Daniel HuttoChapter 17: Feminist Psychology - Mandy Morgan, Leigh Coombes, Geneva Connor, Ann RogersonChapter 18: Ecological Psychology: Theoretical Foundations and Philosophical Commitments - Harry HeftChapter 19: German Critical Psychology As Theoretical Psychology - Wolfgang Maiers, Katrin Reimer-GordinskayaChapter 20: Social Construction - Ken GergenPart D: Recent developments in theoryChapter 21: Technology and the Conduct of Everyday Life - Ernst Schraube Chapter 22: Reflexivity and the History of Psychology - Jill MorawskiChapter 23: Concepts of Disorder for Psychopathology - Tim ThorntonChapter 24: Psychosocial Studies with Psychoanalysis - Stephen FroshChapter 25: Relational Theory - Ken GergenChapter 26: Embodiment - Kevin Ryan, Shaun Gallagher.Chapter 27: Affect, Emotion and Feeling - Martin Willis, John Cromby.

Henderikus Stam is Professor of Psychology at the University of Calgary. He is the founding and current editor of the journal Theory and Psychology and is a former President of Division 24 (Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology) of the American Psychological Association as well as a former President of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology. He has published widely and his research focuses mainly on the history of psychology and the theoretical foundations of psychology.

• Introduction - Henderikus StamPart A: Foundational PositionsChapter 1: Foundations of Cognitive Science: Mental Representation - Michael RescorlaChapter 2: Evolutionary Psychology - Annemie PloegerChapter 3: Extended Mind, Agency, and Machine Learning - Mirko Farina, Andrea LavazzaChapter 4: Mental Causation, Moral Responsibility, and Effective Intentions - Alfred MeleChapter 5: Cultural Psychology: Capturing human meaning-making processes - Jaan ValsinerChapter 6: Embodied and Embedded Cognition - Erik Myin, Jan Van EemerenChapter 7: Psychology and Neuroscience: Autonomy Lost and Found - Fred Keijzer, Peter StarreveldPart B: Theoretical Tools and ApproachesChapter 8: From Theory Construction to Deconstruction: The Many Modalities of Theorising in Psychology - Huib Looren de JongChapter 9: The Problem of Measurement in Psychology - Joel MichellChapter 10: Philosophy, Realism and Psychology′s Disciplinary Fragmentation - Fiona Hibberd, Agnes PetoczChapter 11: Reflective, Formative and Network Models: Causal Interpretations of Three Different Psychometric models. - Lisa Wijsen, Riet Van Bork, Brian Haig, Denny BorsboomChapter 12: Are Psychological Phenomena Historical Kinds? - Henderikus StamChapter 13: Mechanistic explanation in psychology - Mark PovichPart C: Socio-cultural and critical orientations to psychologyChapter 14: The Psychology of Globalization: Rethinking Culture and Self - Sunil BhatiaChapter 15: Dialogism, Bakhtin, and Beyond - Marie Cecile BertauChapter 16: Wittgenstein and Psychology - Daniel HuttoChapter 17: Feminist Psychology - Mandy Morgan, Leigh Coombes, Geneva Connor, Ann RogersonChapter 18: Ecological Psychology: Theoretical Foundations and Philosophical Commitments - Harry HeftChapter 19: German Critical Psychology As Theoretical Psychology - Wolfgang Maiers, Katrin Reimer-GordinskayaChapter 20: Social Construction - Ken GergenPart D: Recent developments in theoryChapter 21: Technology and the Conduct of Everyday Life - Ernst Schraube Chapter 22: Reflexivity and the History of Psychology - Jill MorawskiChapter 23: Concepts of Disorder for Psychopathology - Tim ThorntonChapter 24: Psychosocial Studies with Psychoanalysis - Stephen FroshChapter 25: Relational Theory - Ken GergenChapter 26: Embodiment - Kevin Ryan, Shaun Gallagher.Chapter 27: Affect, Emotion and Feeling - Martin Willis, John Cromby.