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Mirror and canonical neurons are not constitutive of aesthetic responses
Trends in Cognitive Sciences 11 (10):000-000 (2007)
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The alleged neural basis of empathic responses to artworks is only of marginal relevance for aesthetics and for cognitive theories of artAuthor's Profile
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