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T. Schilhab

h-index: 18
Works: 63
Citations: 1,267

Most-cited papers

Attention Restoration Theory II: a systematic review to clarify attention processes affected by exposure to natural environments
Matt P. Stevenson, T. Schilhab, P. Bentsen
2018Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health. Part B, Critical Reviews458 citations
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Issues to Consider
T. Schilhab
2017123 citations
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Cognitive Restoration in Children Following Exposure to Nature: Evidence From the Attention Network Task and Mobile Eye Tracking
Matt P. Stevenson, Richard Dewhurst, T. Schilhab, P. Bentsen
2019Frontiers in Psychology80 citations Open access
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The Symbolic Species Evolved
T. Schilhab, F. Stjernfelt, T. Deacon
2012Biosemiotics43 citations
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Nature Experiences in Science Education in School: Review Featuring Learning Gains, Investments, and Costs in View of Embodied Cognition
T. Schilhab
2021Frontiers in Education38 citations Open access
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A distributed perspective on reading: implications for education
S. B. Trasmundi, Lydia Kokkola, T. Schilhab, Anne Mangen
202133 citations
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Developing the therapeutic potential of embodied cognition and metaphors in nature-based therapy: lessons from theory to practice
S. Corazon, T. Schilhab, U. Stigsdotter
201133 citations
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What mirror self-recognition in nonhumans can tell us about aspects of self
T. Schilhab
200433 citations
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m-Reading: Fiction reading from mobile phones
Anežka Kuzmičová, T. Schilhab, M. Burke
202032 citations Open access
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Contrasting Screen-Time and Green-Time: A Case for Using Smart Technology and Nature to Optimize Learning Processes
T. Schilhab, Matt P. Stevenson, P. Bentsen
2018Frontiers in Psychology29 citations Open access
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Decreasing materiality from print to screen reading
T. Schilhab, Gitte Balling, Anežka Kuzmičová
2018First Monday28 citations Open access
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Interactional expertise through the looking glass: a peek at mirror neurons
T. Schilhab
200728 citations
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Text Materialities, Affordances, and the Embodied Turn in the Study of Reading
T. Hillesund, T. Schilhab, Anne Mangen
2022Frontiers in Psychology27 citations Open access
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Empathy at the confluence of neuroscience and empirical literary studies
M. Burke, Anežka Kuzmičová, Anne Mangen, T. Schilhab
201627 citations Open access
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Knowledge for Real: On implicit and explicit representations and education
T. Schilhab
200727 citations
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Anthropomorphism and mental state attribution
T. Schilhab
200224 citations
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Impact of iPads on break-time in primary schools—a Danish context
T. Schilhab
201720 citations Open access
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Socio-Cultural Influences on Situated Cognition in Nature
T. Schilhab, G. Esbensen
2019Frontiers in Psychology19 citations Open access
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Adaptive Smart Technology Use: The Need for Meta-Self-Regulation
T. Schilhab
2017Frontiers in Psychology18 citations Open access
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Nature walks versus medication: A pre-registered randomized-controlled trial in children with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
Matt P. Stevenson, Jordan McEwan, P. Bentsen, T. Schilhab +4 more
202117 citations
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Doubletalk – The biological and social acquisition of language
T. Schilhab
2015Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architectures16 citations Open access
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Re-live and learn - Interlocutor-induced elicitation of phenomenal experiences in learning offline.
T. Schilhab
2015Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology14 citations
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Words as cultivators of others minds
T. Schilhab
2015Frontiers in Psychology13 citations Open access
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Psychiatry Research: Preface
T. Schilhab
201712 citations
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Smartphones: reading habits and overuse. A qualitative study in Denmark, Lithuania and Spain
Valeria Levratto, Andrius Šuminas, T. Schilhab, G. Esbensen
2021Educación XX110 citations Open access
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Derived embodiment and imaginative capacities in interactional expertise
T. Schilhab
201310 citations
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Why animals are not robots
T. Schilhab
2013Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences10 citations
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The midwife case: Do they “walk the talk”?
T. Schilhab, Gudlaug Fridgeirsdottir, P. Allerup
201010 citations Open access
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Role of protein synthesis in the transition from synaptic short-term to long-term depression in neurons of Helix pomatia.
T. Schilhab, G. Christoffersen
1996Neuroscience8 citations
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Technology, participation and bodily interactions in nature: The potential of mobile technology in situated learning
Gitte Balling, T. Schilhab, G. Esbensen
2022Conjunctions6 citations Open access
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Neural Bottom-up and Top-down Processes in Learning and Teaching
T. Schilhab
20186 citations
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On derived embodiment: a response to Collins
T. Schilhab
20136 citations
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Connections in Action – Bridging Implicit and Explicit Domains
T. Schilhab, Christian Gerlach
20086 citations
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Outdoor Learning with Apps in Danish Open Education
T. Schilhab, G. Esbensen
20213 citations
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Can your child’s phone bring them closer to nature?
T. Schilhab
20183 citations
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Introduction – Searching the Missing Links
F. Stjernfelt, T. Schilhab, T. Deacon
20123 citations
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Levels of Immersion and Embodiment
T. Schilhab
20123 citations
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Embodied cognition and science criticism: juxtaposing the early Nietzsche and Ingold’s anthropology
T. Schilhab
2017Biosemiotics2 citations
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Out of Your Mind Ontological and Epistemological Consciousness and the Question of Anthropomorphism
T. Schilhab
20032 citations
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Synaptic long-term depression alters recovery from, and frequency dependency of, short-term depression in Helix pomatia.
G. Christoffersen, T. Schilhab
1996Neuroscience2 citations
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Picturing Fiction through Embodied Cognition
Bien Klomberg, T. Schilhab, M. Burke
20221 citations Open access
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Interactional Expertise as Primer of Abstract Thought
T. Schilhab
2019The Third Wave in Science and Technology Studies1 citations
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Embodiment and Technics—At the Brink of Biology
T. Schilhab
2010Biosemiotics1 citations
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Why Did Subjective Experiences Develop
T. Schilhab
19981 citations
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Totalization by design: anthropomorphic responsiveness and ethical limits in human–robot interaction
T. Schilhab
2026Frontiers of Computer Science0 citations Open access
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The Study
Bien Klomberg, T. Schilhab, Michael Burke
2022Picturing Fiction through Embodied Cognition0 citations
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Embodied Cognition and Point of View
Bien Klomberg, T. Schilhab, M. Burke
2022Picturing Fiction through Embodied Cognition0 citations
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The Theoretical Framework
Bien Klomberg, T. Schilhab, M. Burke
2022Picturing Fiction through Embodied Cognition0 citations
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Discussion and Conclusion
Bien Klomberg, T. Schilhab, Michael Burke
2022Picturing Fiction through Embodied Cognition0 citations
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The materiality of reading
T. Schilhab, S. Walker
20200 citations
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