An Introduction to the Enactive Scientific Study of Experience

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Constructivist Foundations 16 (2):133-140 (2021)
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Context: The enactive approach to cognition affirms the relevance of the study of lived experience within cognitive science. Problem: Taking experience as the phenomenon of investigation, while at …

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