Perception, Action and the Notion of Grounding

Pages: 459 - 478
Published: Jan 1, 2016
Abstract
Traditionally, philosophers and cognitive scientists alike considered the mind as divided into input units (perception), central processing (cognition), and output units (action). In turn, they allowed for little – if any – direct interaction between perception and action. In recent years, theorists challenged the classical view of the mind by arguing that bodily states ground cognition. Even though promising, the notion of grounding is largely...
Paper Details
Title
Perception, Action and the Notion of Grounding
Published Date
Jan 1, 2016
Journal
Pages
459 - 478
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