Valentina Cuccio

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Senior Assistant Professor (with tenure track - RTDB) of Philosophy of Science

University of Messina

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Valentina Cuccio is a Senior Assistant Professor (tenure track - RTDB) of Philosophy of Science at the University of Messina, Italy. Her research focuses on embodied cognition, the role of vitality forms in social interactions, and the intersection of language comprehension and motor inhibition. Recent publications delve into topics such as the affective landscape, autism kinematics, and processing in auditory vitality forms, contributing to the understanding of communication and cognition.

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Metaphor and Embodied SImulation

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The neuroscience of translation. Novel and dead metaphor processing in native and second-language speakers

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Pietro Perconti

University of Messina

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Giuseppe Di Cesare

Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia

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Vittorio Gallese

Professor of Psychobiology

University of Parma

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From affective landscape to social meaning: The role of vitality forms in the APER model. Comment on “The affective grounds of the mind. The Affective Pertinentization (APER) model” by Salvatore et al. 2024

The role of embodied cognition in action language comprehension in L1 and L2

The role of motor inhibition in implicit negation processing: two Go/No-Go behavioral studies

From breaking bread to breaking hearts: embodied simulation and action language comprehension

Exploring divergent kinematics in autism across social and non-social vitality forms

Editorial: Experimental Approaches to Pragmatics

On the Embodiment of Negation in Italian Sign Language: An Approach Based on Multiple Representation Theories

Communicative And Affective Components in Processing Auditory Vitality Forms: An fMRI Study

Exposure to Literary Fiction Is Associated With Lower Psychological Essentialism

Is motor inhibition involved in the processing of sentential negation? An assessment via the Stop-Signal Task

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Pietro Perconti

Giuseppe Di Cesare

Vittorio Gallese

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