The Sailing Mind (Studies in Brain and Mind Book 19)

Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: Sailing Minds
	References
Chapter 2: Engineering, Daydreaming, and Control
Chapter 3: Sailing, Flow and, Happiness
	3.1 Introduction
	3.2 The Concept of Flow
	3.3 Homing in on Emotions
	3.4 Flow as an Emotion
	3.5 Coda
	References
Chapter 4: Sailing: Gourmet Food for the Brain
	References
Chapter 5: The Multisensory Brain at Sailing
	5.1 Introduction
	5.2 Multisensory Integration and Sailing
	5.3 Multisensory Information and States of Mind
	5.4 Sailing with Touch and Proprioception
	5.5 Multisensory Technologies and Sailing
	5.6 Conclusions
	References
Chapter 6: The Language(s) of Sailing
	6.1 Introduction
	6.2 On Tack
	6.3 The Boat
	6.4 Mnemo-techniques
	6.5 Fore and Aft
	6.6 Structures on Deck (French acastillage de pont, Italian armature)
	6.7 No Ropes on a Boat!
	6.8 The Sails
	6.9 Maneuvering
	6.10 When in the Harbor
	6.11 Conclusion (Sort of)
Chapter 7: Communicating the Space of Sailing
	7.1 Introduction
	7.2 The Questionnaire
	7.3 Participants
	7.4 Sailing Expertise
	7.5 Spatial Concepts During Sailing
		7.5.1 The Role of the Wind
		7.5.2 Concepts of Moving Forward
		7.5.3 References to Landmarks
		7.5.4 Spatial Relations: Focus on the Sailor – Or on the Boat
	7.6 Spatial Concepts Outside Sailing
	7.7 Discussion and Conclusion
	References
Chapter 8: Messing About in Small Boats
Chapter 9: Situation Awareness in Racing Sailors
	9.1 Situation Awareness
	9.2 Recognition of Affordances for Action
	9.3 Recognition of Attendant Risks and Rewards
	9.4 Learning Through Doing
	9.5 Memory for Situations and Afforded Actions
	9.6 Acquiring the Relevant Perceptual and Cognitive Skills
	9.7 Some Concluding Remarks
	References
Chapter 10: Wild, Uncomfortable and Reckless: A Darwinian Debate About Sailing
	10.1 A Wild Scheme?
	10.2 A Most Uncomfortable Accommodation
	10.3 Long Term Effects: The Sailing Character
	10.4 Still Useless?
Chapter 11: The We-Perspective on the Racing Sailboat
	11.1 Gilbert’s Account of Plural Subjects
	11.2 The We-Perspective on the Racing Sailboat
	11.3 Building and Maintaining the WP
	11.4 Concluding Remark
	References
Chapter 12: Epistemology of Sailing
	12.1 Background
	12.2 Three Types of Knowledge
	12.3 The Value of Testimony
	12.4 Hume or Reid
	12.5 Witness: In a Nutshell
	References
Chapter 13: Inclusive Sailing
	References
Chapter 14: Navigation in Real and Scientific Waters
	References
Chapter 15: Navigation and Mètis
Chapter 16: Anchoring: What’s Going on Down There?
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