Francisco Varela's Four Key Points of Enaction Applied to Working on Mathematical Problems [Book Review]

Constructivist Foundations 13 (1):179-181 (2017)
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After a description of Varela’s four key points to a science of inter-being: embodiment, emergence, intersubjectivity and circulation, three questions are asked and briefly explored: Are these key points illustrated in the target article? What is a problem? And what could classrooms look like where knowing is doing?

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