Introduction -- Localization in the brain and other illusions -- Neurophenomenology: an introduction for neurophiliosophers -- Out of the mouths of autistics: subjective report and its role in cognitive theorizing -- Moving beyond metaphors: understanding the mind for what its is -- Brain time and phenomenological time -- The puzzle of temporal experience -- Grasping and perceieving objects -- Action-oriented representation -- Chimerical colorsL some novel predictions from cognitive neuroscience -- Opponent processing, linear models, and the veridicality of color perception -- A neurofunctional theory of consciousness -- Making consciousness safe for neuroscience

1. Cognitive neuroscience -- Philosophy