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, 2010 Speech is to be considered as a collaborative enactive interface in which two human subjects or more co-determine their relationship with their environment, thus modifying both the world and themselves. This chapter redefines the traditional descriptive categories (lexicon, morphology, syntax) in the terms of a system of sensorimotor actions that are ...
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, 2007 International audienceGenerally speaking, an interface is the point, area or surface in which converge two or more distinct entities. Therefore, the term interface can be used to denote any mean that realizes the interconnection of two ...
Boulic, Ronan +3 more
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Breaking Virginia’s Waves (1931): from page to stage
Miranda: Revue Pluridisciplinaire du Monde Anglophone, 2019 Dance space and theatre space can be used as critical thinking spaces in the language and literature class, with substantial gains in student motivation and engagement. This claim was put to the test with a group of 38 graduate students who co-designed a
Jean-Rémi Lapaire
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, 2007 International audienceIt may be useful to give a distinction between the two modes in which technical artefacts can be seen (in-hand and put-down).
Khatchatourov, Armen
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Working With(out) a Net: Improvisational Theater and Enhanced Well-Being
Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 Gordon eBermant
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RefleCT/Xion from enaction to “daily enaction”
, 2007 The concept of enaction deals with a bodily experience, an action knowledge. The body-inmovement is not a pure figure of action. It is, first of all, interaction with our environment that reveals us the limits of our own bodies and also the qualities of the space that surrounds us.The traditional approach to enaction was by notion of “interface ...
Atienza, Ricardo +4 more
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Enactive interventions can enhance agency, health, and social relationships during childhood
Frontiers in PsychologyMariana Lozada, Paola D'Adamo
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Enacting Phronesis: some deliberations about enactive ethics
Mind & SocietyAbstract Enactivists have made several forays into the domain of ethical thought over the past decades: their proposals vary in foci and ambition (Colombetti and Torrance in Phenomenol Cogn Sci 8:505–526, 2009, Fourlas and Cuffari in Topoi 41:355–371, 2022, as reported by Di Paolo and De Jaegher (Linguistic bodies: the continuity between life
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