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actions involved in
enactivism relate to age-old
questions about free will
remains a
topic of
active debate. The term '
enactivism' is
close in meaning...
- p. xiv)
Enactivism and
embodied cognition stress the
tight coupling between the
cognitive processes, the body, and the environment.
Enactivism builds upon...
- Krippendorff, Paul Pangaro,
Annetta Pedretti,
Lebbeus Woods and Neil Spiller.
Enactivism is a
position in
cognitive science that
argues that
cognition arises through...
-
Wollongong and
University of Hertfordshire. He is
known for his
research on
enactivism, affect, folk
psychology and
Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophy. He is also...
-
closely related to the
extended mind thesis,
situated cognition, and
enactivism. The
modern version depends on
understandings drawn from up-to-date research...
-
Cognitive ecology is the
study of
cognitive phenomena within social and
natural contexts. It is an
integrative perspective drawing from
aspects of ecological...
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should have been
aware of it, so-called negligence. In the
theory of
enactivism,
perception is
understood to be
sensorimotor in nature. That is, we carry...
- object, and is
contrasted with
other positions, such as
physicalism and
enactivism, in the mind–body problem.
Aristotle shared Plato's view of
multiple souls...
-
psychology Descriptive psychology Ecological systems theory Ego
psychology Enactivism (psychology)
Existential psychology Functional psychology Gestalt psychology...
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these concepts.
Thompson discusses this
issue from the
standpoint of
enactivism. An
autopoietic cell
actively relates to its environment. Its sensory...
