Meaningful Relations

Dr. Alfonsina Scarinzi

doi:10.5771/9783896659934

Summary

This collection of works is a contribution to the current debates on the mind-body-problem. It discusses how mind and body make contact in sense-making processes from the point of view of enactive cognitive science and 4E approaches to cognition. It also offers a critical view on non-representational approaches to cognition. The book covers sociology, philosophy of mind, aesthetics, computer science and HRI, media studies, literature and cognitive science. It offers cutting-edge research both for students and for junior and senior researchers in the fields mentioned above.

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Copyright year: 2021
ISBN-Print: 978-3-89665-992-7
ISBN-Online: 978-3-89665-993-4
Publisher: Academia, Baden-Baden
Series: Academia Philosophical Studies
Volume: 76
Language: English
Pages: 321
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
1. Pentti Määttänen
  1. Abstract No access Pentti Määttänen
  2. 1. Introduction No access Pentti Määttänen
  3. 2. Tacit Embodied Meanings in Pragmatism No access Pentti Määttänen
  4. 3. Values and Emotions No access Pentti Määttänen
  5. 4. Habits as Beliefs No access Pentti Määttänen
  6. 5. Thinking with Tacit Meanings and Beliefs No access Pentti Määttänen
  7. 6. Tacit Meanings in Art No access Pentti Määttänen
  8. 7. Conventional Tacit Meanings No access Pentti Määttänen
  9. 8. Language and the World No access Pentti Määttänen
  10. References No access Pentti Määttänen
2. Andrea Lombardinilo
  1. Abstract No access Andrea Lombardinilo
  2. Time, Space, Sign: for an Imaginary of the Word No access Andrea Lombardinilo
  3. Ability to Detach and Subjective Intentions No access Andrea Lombardinilo
  4. Zones of Reality and Accumulations of Meaning: the Social Function of the Symbol No access Andrea Lombardinilo
  5. Symbolism and Imaginary: for a Sociology of the Visible No access Andrea Lombardinilo
  6. Conclusions No access Andrea Lombardinilo
  7. References No access Andrea Lombardinilo
3. Min Xia
  1. Abstract No access Min Xia
  2. Min Xia
    1. 1.1 Mental Representation and Classical Cognitivism No access Min Xia
    2. Min Xia
      1. 1.2.1 The Form of Mental Representation No access Min Xia
      2. 1.2.2 The Content of Mental Representation No access Min Xia
    3. 1.3 Summary No access Min Xia
  3. Min Xia
    1. 2.1 A Synthetic Picture of Representation No access Min Xia
    2. Min Xia
      1. 2.2.1 The Emergence of Representation No access Min Xia
      2. 2.2.2 The Hierarchy of Representations: from Animals to Humans No access Min Xia
  4. 3. Conclusion: Representation and Cognition No access Min Xia
  5. Acknowledgment No access Min Xia
  6. References No access Min Xia
4. Ştefan-Sebastian Maftei
  1. Abstract No access Ştefan-Sebastian Maftei
  2. Mind-body: between Idealism and Epicureanism No access Ştefan-Sebastian Maftei
  3. Mark Johnson’s Approach No access Ştefan-Sebastian Maftei
  4. Conclusion No access Ştefan-Sebastian Maftei
  5. References No access Ştefan-Sebastian Maftei
5. Alfonsina Scarinzi
  1. Abstract No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  2. Eindeutig vieldeutig No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  3. Tod, Zucht, Berauschtheit, Homoerotik, Abgrund: Welches Thema für Der Tod in Venedig? No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  4. Soll man beim Titel anfangen? Spurensuche ante textum No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  5. Manifest und skalierbar: Aschenbach zwischen Zucht und feurigen Impulsen No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  6. Was ist mit Abweichung von Erwartungen gemeint? No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  7. „Ich liebe dich!“ Aschenbach bricht die Regel und berauscht sich daran No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  8. Es geht um die „Wollust des Untergangs“ No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  9. Schlussbetrachtungen No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  10. Alfonsina Scarinzi
    1. Primärliteratur No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
    2. Sekundärliteratur No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
1. Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  1. 1. Introduction No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  2. 2. Connecting Domains No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  3. 3. Towards a Systemic View: Ecological Dynamics No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  4. Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    1. 4.1 Teleomusicality in Infants No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    2. 4.2 Teleomusical Dynamics No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    3. 4.3 Lessons from Teleomusical Development No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  5. Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    1. 5.1 Jazz Improvisation No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    2. 5.2 The Roots of Advanced Creativity No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    3. 5.3 Dynamical Creativity No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  6. Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    1. 6.1 Creativity as a Participatory Process No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
    2. 6.2 Participatory Music Education and Artistic Development No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  7. 7. Conclusion No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  8. Acknowledgments No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
  9. References No access Andrea Schiavio, Michael Kimmel
2. Mariselda Tessarolo
  1. Abstract No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  2. Introduction No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  3. The Rediscovery of Subjectivity No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  4. Subjectivity and Sociology No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  5. Sensus Communis: a Means of “Broad Thinking” No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  6. Relation between Author and User No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  7. Import of Presentational Symbols No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  8. Conclusions No access Mariselda Tessarolo
  9. References No access Mariselda Tessarolo
3. Nil Avcı
  1. Introduction No access Nil Avcı
  2. James’s Theory of Mind: A General Review No access Nil Avcı
  3. Stream of Consciousness No access Nil Avcı
  4. Sense-Giving Through Fringes No access Nil Avcı
  5. Feeling of Absence No access Nil Avcı
  6. References No access Nil Avcı
4. Ana Matoso
  1. References No access Ana Matoso
1. Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  1. Abstract No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  2. A Biased View on Human Cognition No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  3. The Phylogeny of iCub No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  4. The Role of iCub in the Quest for Cognition No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  5. Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
    1. (i) Perception No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
    2. (ii) Motion No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
    3. (iii) Learning and Adaptation No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  6. Conclusions No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  7. Acknowledgments No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
  8. References No access Alessandra Sciutti, Giulio Sandini
2. Francesco Parisi
  1. Extension and Incorporation No access Francesco Parisi
  2. Ecomedia No access Francesco Parisi
  3. (Post-)phenomenology of Optical Media No access Francesco Parisi
  4. Cognitive Science of Optical Media No access Francesco Parisi
  5. Virtuality as Opportunity: The Zero Mode No access Francesco Parisi
  6. Mediated Cognitive Becoming No access Francesco Parisi
  7. Conclusions No access Francesco Parisi
  8. References No access Francesco Parisi
3. Jessica Lindblom
  1. Jessica Lindblom
    1. Criticism of Cognitivism and the Re-Turn of the Body No access Jessica Lindblom
    2. The Embodied, Enacted, Aesthetic and Artful Mind No access Jessica Lindblom
  2. Jessica Lindblom
    1. Donald’s Seven Governing Cognitive Principles of the Artful Mind No access Jessica Lindblom
    2. A More Radically Embodied Reformulation of the Cognitive Principles of the Artful Mind No access Jessica Lindblom
  3. Concluding Remarks No access Jessica Lindblom
  4. References No access Jessica Lindblom
4. Ilaria Riccioni
  1. Introduction No access Ilaria Riccioni
  2. I. Continuity and Duality No access Ilaria Riccioni
  3. II. The Fracture of Continuity in Modernity No access Ilaria Riccioni
  4. III. Acceptance of the Lack of Continuity in Postmodernity No access Ilaria Riccioni
  5. IV. The Recapturing of Continuity through Fragments and Everyday Life No access Ilaria Riccioni
  6. V. Closing Remarks No access Ilaria Riccioni
  7. References No access Ilaria Riccioni
5. Alfonsina Scarinzi
  1. Abstract No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  2. 1. Introduction No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  3. 2. Towards a Post-cognitivist Mind No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  4. 3. Tools Change the Possibilities of Actions No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  5. 4. Remark on Enactive Sense-Making: Can it Extend? No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  6. 5. Conclusion No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  7. Acknowledgment No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
  8. References No access Alfonsina Scarinzi
Biographies No access Pages 315 - 321