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Tag Archives: Plato
Descartes revisited
My previous post (Descartes’ stove: Philosophers and place) had more responses than any before it. Although there was only one blog comment, there’s been a lively conversation over on my Facebook page. I want to pick up on two themes of that discussion: Am … Continue reading
Posted in Embodiment
Tagged awareness, body, bodymind, connection, Descartes, embodiment, nature, philosophy, Plato
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Cognitive science: a multi-discipline
Human cognition is a complex business and researching it calls on wide range of disciplines. A conservative estimate gives us a motley crew of 7: Biology Chemistry Psychology Information science Philosophy Anthropology Linguistics It’s a delightful mix of hard and soft sciences, … Continue reading
Posted in Cognitive science
Tagged embodied situated cognition, philosophy, Plato, Varela
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