Response to de Bruin and Gallagher: embodied simulation as reuse is a productive explanation of a basic form of mind-reading
Trends in Cognitive Sciences 16 (2):99-100 (2012)
| Abstract | de Bruin & Gallagher (2012) suggest that the view of embodied simulation (ES) put forward in our recent article (Gallese and Sinigaglia 2011) lacks explanatory power. We argue that the notion of reuse of mental states represented with a bodily format provides a convincing simulational account of the mirroring mechanism (MM) and its role in mind-reading. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Embodied Simulation Mirror Mechanism Mindreading | |||||||||
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