'The Whole Hurly-Burly': Wittgenstein and Embodied Cognition
While typically ignored by the cognitive sciences, Wittgenstein's later work provides those defending embodied cognition (EC) with essential philosophical tools that serve to strengthen the argument against cognitivism. Cognition, as Wittgenstein's work demonstrates, is not
simply a matter of disembodied intellect, but is actional, time-pressured, body-based, and dependent on the larger environment.
Document Type: Research Article
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Publication date: 01 January 2013
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