Strong embodiment

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Authors: Aaron Kagan, Charles Lassiter
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Abstract

Strong embodied cognition rethinks what cognition looks like. It gets rid of mental representations and other internal entities. As a result, it locates information for cognition in the world around us. We are sensitive and respond to that externally located information as part of thinking and acting. As a result, the divisions between perception, cognition, and action become fuzzy.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Embodied and Extended Cognition Cybernetics and Technology in Society Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy

Publication details

Journal / source
Routledge eBooks
Pages
111–141
Publication date
11 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter