Travelling in Style from Standard Cognitive Science to Embodied Cognition. Review of “Embodied Cognition” by Lawrence Shapiro

Constructivist Foundations 7 (3):231-233 (2012)
Abstract Upshot: In his latest book, Lawrence Shapiro analyzes three main themes of embodied cognition that are claimed to make it distinct from traditional, disembodied research on cognition. The author provides a lucid comparison of the “old” and the “new” cognitive science, thereby often referring to enactivism, which most certainly makes his book interesting for constructivists
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