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	Legal Reasoning and Cognitive Science. Topics and Perspectives edit by Marco Brigaglia, Corrado Roversi DIRITTO & QUESTIONI PUBBLICHE \| RECOGNISE Special Publication / August, 2023

	© 2023, Diritto e questioni pubbliche, Palermo © 2023, Recognise www.recognise.academy issn 1825-0173


	This publication was realized within the frame of the project Recognise-Legal Reasoning and Cognitive Science, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union under the number 2020-1-IT02-KA203-079834. The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

	• contents

	Marco Brigaglia, Corrado Roversi Introduction

	PART I. On the Naturalization of Law and Legal Theory
	>> preview Francesca Poggi, Francesco Ferraro Ancestors: Early Empirical Approaches to the Analysis of Legal Concepts in Modern Legal Theory >> preview Bruno Celano Legal Reasoning, Particularism. In Defense of a Psychologistic Approach >> preview Kevin Tobia Experimental Jurisprudence

	PART II. Cognitive-oriented Perspectives on Law and Legal Reasoning
	>> preview P.N. Johnson-Laird, Monica Bucciarelli Causation, the Law, and Mental Models Michele Ubertone, Anna Borghi, Caterina Villani, Luisa Lugli Embodied Cognition and Legal Concepts >> preview Marek Jakubiec Metaphorical Simulation and Legal Reasoning >> preview Bartosz Brożek A New Perspective on Law’s Rationality: An Experimental Essay >> preview Łukasz Kurek Mindreading in Law

	PART III. The Nature of Law and Normative Phenomena
	>> preview Philippe Rochat, Nikita Agarwal Origins of Human Normativity >> preview Corrado Roversi The Cognitive Foundations of Legal Institutions >> preview Jaap Hage The Nature of Law and Constructivist Facts

	PART IV. Legal reasoning and Cognitive Biases
	>> preview Niek Strohmaier, Sofia de Jong Moral Character Judgments and Motivated Cognition in Legal Reasoning >> preview Przemysław Pałka, Piotr Bystranowski, Bartosz Janik, Maciej Próchnicki When “a Citizen” Becomes Little Mary J. The Abstract-Concrete Effects in Legal Reasoning, and the Rule of Law >> preview Enide Maegherman Tunnel Vision in Decisions on Guilt: Preventing Wrongful Convictions >> preview Noam Gur Legal Rules as a Bias-Counteracting Device

	PART V. Law and Emotions
	>> preview Miha Hafner Emotion in Criminal Law >> preview Kristina Čufar Prescriptive Descriptions: Reason-Emotion Binary through Feminist Critique

	PART VI. Defeasibility and Legal Cognition
	>> preview Manuel Atienza Defeasibility and Balancing >> preview Rafael Buzón Defeasibility and Practical Errors >> preview Daniel González Lagier Intuitionism, Practical Reasoning and Defeasibility >> preview Josep Aguiló-Regla Presumptions, Legal Argumentation, and Defeasibility

	PART VII. Issues on Legal Evidence
	>> preview Bartłomiej Kucharzyk Psychological Issues in Evaluation of Legal Evidence >> preview Barbara A. Spellman, Adele Quigley-McBride Reasoning about Forensic Science Evidence >> preview Michele Ubertone The Division of Cognitive Labour in Law

	PART VIII. Law, Legal Reasoning and Artificial Intelligence
	>> preview Antonia Waltermann The Dual Challenge from AI and the Cognitive Sciences for Law and Legal (Reasoning) Practices >> preview Susana Navas LegalTech in the Light of the Upcoming Artificial Intelligence Act

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