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"We cannot escape the fact that the world we know is constructed in order - and thus in such a way as to be able - to see itself."
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"Minds awaken in the world. We did not design our world. We simply found ourselves with it; we awoke both to ourselves and to the world we inhabit. We come to reflect on that world as we grow and live. We reflect on a world that is not made, but found, and yet it is also our structure that enables us to reflect upon this world. Thus in reflection we find ourselves in a circle: we are in a world that seems to be there before reflection begins, but that world is not separate from us." (Varela, Thompson & Rosch, 1991, p. 3) |
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Enactive cognitive science |
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A proposal for a cognitive science
that: Ezequiel A. Di Paolo - University of Sussex |
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Non-Cartesian Cognitive Science
oikos mind-ing ecology
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enolagaia
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the biology of cognition
american society for cybernetics
instituto de formación matriztica
global vision - communicating sustainability |
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mary catherine bateson - intercultural studies
O que ela nos pode dizer sobre uma vida construtiva?
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Gregory Bateson - research projects
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enactivism - David Reid |
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