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Toward an Embodied, Embedded Predictive Processing Account

Frontiers in Psychology, 2021
In this paper, I argue for an embodied, embedded approach to predictive processing and thus align the framework with situated cognition. The recent popularity of theories conceiving of the brain as a predictive organ has given rise to two broad camps in ...
Elmarie Venter
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RADICAL ENACTIVISM AND SELF-KNOWLEDGE [PDF]

Kriterion, 2018
I propose a middle-ground between a perceptual model of self-knowledge, according to which the objects of self-awareness (one's beliefs, desires, intentions and so on) are accessed through some kind of causal mechanism, and a rationalist model, according
Giovanni Rolla
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Beyond the extended mind: new arguments for extensive enactivism

Synthese
Clark and Chalmers (Analysis 58:7–19, 1998) landmark paper, The Extended Mind, launched a thousand ships and changed the contours of the larger sea of theorizing about cognition. Over the past twenty-six years, it has led to intense philosophical debates
L. Sganzerla, Daniel D. Hutto, Michael D. Kirchhoff   +2 more
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Spread Mind and Causal Theories of Content [PDF]

Avant, 2014
In this paper, I analyze a type of externalist enactivism defended by Riccardo Manzotti. Such radical versions of enactivism are gaining more attention, especially in cognitive science and cognitive robotics.
Krystyna Bielecka
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Representationalism and Enactivism in Cognitive Translation Studies: A Predictive Processing Perspective

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Representational Theories of Mind have long dominated Cognitive Translation Studies, typically assuming that translation involves the manipulation of internal representations (symbols) that stand in for external states of affairs.
Michael Carl
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Cognition as shaking hands with the world. Introduction [PDF]

Avant, 2014
One of the most common questions in today’s cognitive studies is the one regarding embodied cognition. The answer to this question draws our attention to many factors, including bodily actions, which also work to embody cognition.
Przemyslaw Nowakowski, Tomasz Komendzinski   +1 more
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The Surplus of Signification: Merleau-Ponty and Enactivism on the Continuity of Life, Mind, and Culture

Journal of French and Francophone Philosophy, 2020
This paper provides a critical discussion of the views of Merleau-Ponty and contemporary enactivism concerning the phenomenological dimension of the continuity between life and mind.
Hayden Kee
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The Grammar of Toponymic Constructions in the Light of Enactivism: A Methodological Perspective

Voprosy Onomastiki
This article proposes a methodology for the cognitive-grammatical analysis of geographical names, informed by the principles of enactivism. The approach rests on the hypothesis that toponyms encode spatial orientation patterns shaped through embodied ...
A. I. Kopach
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Enactivism, Health, AI, and Non-Neurotypical Individuals: Toward Contextualized, Personalized, and Ethically Grounded Interventions

Philosophies
The enactive approach offers a powerful theoretical lens for designing artificial intelligence (AI) systems intended to support the health and well-being of non-neurotypical individuals, including those on the autism spectrum and those with with ADHD ...
J. Vallverdú
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Enactivism Meets Mechanism: Tensions & Congruities in Cognitive Science

Minds and Machines, 2023
Enactivism advances an understanding of cognition rooted in the dynamic interaction between an embodied agent and their environment, whilst new mechanism suggests that cognition is explained by uncovering the organised components underlying cognitive ...
Jonny Lee
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