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Extended cognition
'''Extended cognition''' is the view that mental processes and mind extend beyond the body to inc ...ions of reality and uses them to control the body's behavior. The field of extended cognition focuses upon the processes involved in this creation, and subsumes these pr

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Extended cognition/Definition

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Extended cognition/Bibliography

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Extended cognition/Related Articles

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Enaction
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Embodied cognition
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Cognitive science/Related Articles
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Subjective-objective dichotomy/Related Articles
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Model-dependent realism/Related Articles
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Cognition/Related Articles
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Extended cognition
'''Extended cognition''' is the view that mental processes and mind extend beyond the body to inc ...ions of reality and uses them to control the body's behavior. The field of extended cognition focuses upon the processes involved in this creation, and subsumes these pr

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Free will
..."Culture produces the mind; brain circuitry does not."<ref name=Ratner/> [[Extended cognition|Enactivists]] take the view that the brain, the mind, the environment, form

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Emergence (biology)
...'. A basic issue is to decide what constitutes the "whole": for example, [[Extended cognition|enactivists]] place emphasis upon the interaction between an organism and i

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