1. Integrating perspectives on human body perception / Gunther Knoblich, Ian Thornton, Marc Grosjean and Maggie Shiffrar -- 2. An introduction to body and multimodal perception / Marc Grosjean -- 3. Beyond the body schema ; visual, prosthetic, and technological contributions to bodily perception and awareness / Nicholas P. Holmes and Charles Spence -- 4. From "body in the brain' to "body in space' : sensory and intentional components of body representation / Angelo Maravita -- 5. Multisensory representation of peripersonal space / Elisabetta Ladavas and Alessandro Farne -- 6. A bayesian view on multimodal cue integration / Marc O. Ernst -- 7. Body-based views of the world : an introduction to body representations / Maggie Shiffrar -- 8. Body mereology / Frederique de Vignemont, Manos Tsakiris and Patrick Haggard -- 9. From phantom limb to phantom body : varieties of extracorporeal awareness / Peter Brugger -- 10. Covert imitation : how the body schema acts as a prediction device / Margaret Wilson -- 11. Not just posturing : configural processing of the human body / Catherine L. Reed, Valerie E. Stone and John E. McGoldrick -- 12. Of bodies, brains, and models : studying the perception of biological motion / Ian M. Thornton -- 13. Biological motion : point-light walkers and beyond / Ian M. Thornton -- 14. Developing body representations : a review of infants' responses to biological-motion displays / Jeannine Pinto -- 15. Computational principles for the recognition of biological movements : model-based versus feature-based approaches / Martin A. Giese -- 16. Evidence for a network of brain areas involved in perception of biological motion / Emily D. Grossman -- 17. An introduction to intention and action in body perception : the body as the actor's tool / Gunther Knoblich -- 18. Representational foundations of intentional action / Wolfgang Prinz -- 19. When the other influences the self : interference between perception and action / Sarah-Jayne Blakemore -- 20. Representing intentional relations and acting intentionally in infancy : current insights and open questions / Chris Moore.