How Religion Works: Towards a New Cognitive Science of Religion

By I. Pyysiäinen. 2001

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• The cognitive and evolutionary psychology of religion (2004, unknown): “[For general overviews see (Barrett 2000; Andresen 2001; Boyer 2001; Pyysiainen 2001; Boyer 2003)].”
• Religious Beliefs as Reflective Elaborations on Intuitions: A Modified Dual-Process Model (2013, background): “In this perspective, beliefs about ancestors feed on intuitions about persons in the way that notions of contagious magic are engendered by intuitions about pathogens, and beliefs about the afterworld are engendered by intuitions about dead people (Boyer, 2001; Pyysiainen, 2001).”