About the Journal
Cite as: Cog Crit
Cognitive Critique is published twice a year by the Center for Cognitive Sciences of the University of Minnesota. The current subscription rate is $10 per printed issue. Order subscriptions from: Cognitive Critique, 205 Elliott Hall - 3281, Center for Cognitive Sciences, University of Minnesota, 75 East River Road, Minneapolis, MN 55455
Cognitive Critique invites manuscripts addressing issues in cognitive science. We welcome manuscripts from diverse disciplines and authorship. We consider submissions in the broad categories of reviews, perspectives, commentaries, book reviews, and letters to the editor. We do not publish pure data-driven papers. Submissions are considered for their focus on issues of cognitive science, substantive merit, appeal to readers both within and outside the cognitive sciences, clarity of expression, timeliness and style. Submissions are peer-reviewed. Cognitive Critique reserves the right to condition acceptance of submissions for publication based on reviewers' comments and recommendations. Opinions expressed in Cognitive Critique are those of the contributors and are not the views of Cognitive Critique, its editors and staff, or the University of Minnesota Center for Cognitive Sciences.
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Illustrations: The temple of Athene in Delphi, Greece. The owl (Athene's symbol of cognition) is an olive wood statuette by an anonymous Greek artist presented to A. P. Georgopoulos by his friend Stelios A. Perseidis.