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Dr Maria Miceli

Senior Researcher
Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies
National Research Council
Italy

Dr Cristiano Castelfranchi

Associate Director of Research
Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies
National Research Council
Italy

Foreword by

Andrew Ortony

Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Education, and Computer Science
Northwestern University
Chicago, USA

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To the future. To our constant source of expectation and emotion: our respective sons, Giacomo, and Yurij and Vania, and their children, prospective and actualLorenzo, Alice, and Samuel.

As a friend of Cristiano Castelfranchi for over 25 years, I was delighted and flattered when he and his long-time colleague, Maria Miceli, asked me whether I would write a Foreword for this book. I suspect that they asked me not only because of our long acquaintance, but also because they knew that the two concepts on which they focus have for years been of great interest to me. They also knew that I am firmly committed to the kind of interdisciplinary cognitive science approach that characterizes their work. All this means that they had plenty of reason to believe that mine would be a receptive ear, and indeed, the wonderfully eclectic book that they have written, representing as it does the culmination of over 20 years of collaborative work on their topic, is in my opinion, masterful.