Meaningful Relations: The Enactivist Making of Experiential Worlds

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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Edition: 1/2021
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

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