Enactive Cognition in Place: Sense-Making as the Development of Ecological Norms (New Directions in Philosophy and Cognitive Science)
Enactive Cognition in Place explores sense-making and the development of ecological norms through an interdisciplinary perspective. Situated within philosophy and cognitive science, the book considers cognition in relation to place, experience, and ecological context, offering a focused contribution to discussions of enactive approaches and situated understanding.
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Enactive Cognition in Place examines cognition through the lens of situated experience and place.
The book focuses on sense-making as a process connected with the development of ecological norms.
Bringing together philosophy and cognitive science, it considers how cognition and ecological contexts may be understood in relation to one another.
This volume is part of the New Directions in Philosophy and Cognitive Science series.
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