Name: Action-Related Representations an Action-Based Approach to Grounded Cognition (en Inglés)
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Author: Seuchter Tim:
ISBN: 9783110663785

portada Action-Related Representations an Action-Based Approach to Grounded Cognition (en Inglés)

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Dusseldorf Univ Pr

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Seuchter Tim:

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

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9783110663785

Action-Related Representations an Action-Based Approach to Grounded Cognition (en Inglés)

Seuchter Tim: (Autor) · Dusseldorf Univ Pr · Tapa Blanda

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Theories of grounded cognition state that there is a meaningful connection between action and cognition. Although these claims are widely accepted, the nature and structure of this connection is far from clear and is still a matter of controversy. This book argues for a type of cognitive representation that essentially combines cognition and action, and which is foundational for higher-order cognitive capacities. Action-related representation is a mode of representing features of the environment in terms of possible actions. Central to this concept is that even the most basic actions, such as grasping or reaching, are outcomes of representing features of the environment in relation to features and skills of the acting subject. The author discusses the hierarchical development from egocentric, context-specific action-related representations to abstract representations of general actions. Findings from Philosophy, Neuroscience and Ecological Psychology are analysed, and a novel approach to the understanding of Gibson's Theory of Affordance Perception, a key element of the concept of action-related representation, is introduced.