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The Embodied Mind
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Mentioned in 9 episodes
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as the Varela, Thompson, and Rosch book that grounded the enactive approach to cognition.

Andrea Gambarotto

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BI 246 Andrea Gambarotto: Cognition Requires Agency
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as a founding book of embodied cognition, emphasizing the embodied nature of mind and cognition.

Andrea Hiott

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#45: Living Beyond the Blind Spot with Philosopher Evan Thompson
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in relation to the inactive perspective.


Roshi Joan Halifax

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Roshi Joan Halifax – Enactive Compassion [From the Archive]
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as a book that introduced him to thinking about mind, body, and human experience.


Julian Kiverstein

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#65 Play & Meaningful Uncertainty: Active Inference and the Intellectual Sweet Spot with Julian Kiverstein of Amsterdam UMC
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as a book by Eleanor Rosch, Varela, and Thompson proposing that concepts are bridges between you and the world.

Liane Gabora

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What's Changing Human Evolution? - Dr. Liane Gabora (Part 2) , DemystifySci #391
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when discussing embodied cognition.

J. Mark Bishop

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#043 Prof J. Mark Bishop - Artificial Intelligence Is Stupid and Causal Reasoning won't fix it.
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as a book where they used the example of visual perception and color.


Evan Thompson

Episode 11: Mind, Life and Intelligence
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as introducing the idea of an action and the inactive approach.

Mirko Prokop

#67: Autonomy, Autopoiesis & the Enactive Approach with philosopher Ezequiel Di Paolo (Mirko Prokop)
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as a formative, phenomenology-inspired work that influenced his radical embodied cognition stance.


Julian Kiverstein

#1274 Julian Kiverstein: 4E Cognition, Phenomenology, Culture, and Science
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in the context of the enactive approach.


Ezequiel Di Paolo

Enactive Ethics: Difference Becoming Participation




