The broad scope of enactivism
Amanda Corris, Anthony P. Chemero
Abstract
Amanda Corris, Anthony P. Chemero
Abstract
Villalobos and Razeto-Barry suggest that extended enactivist interpretations of the autopoietic theory do not adequately address the bodily dimensions of living beings. In reply, we suggest that the extended enactivist view provides a richer account of living beings than a theory confined to autopoiesis, and therefore should not be supplanted by a modified autopoietic theory.
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Villalobos and Razeto-Barry suggest that extended enactivist interpretations of the autopoietic theory do not adequately address the bodily dimensions of living beings. In reply, we suggest that the extended enactivist view provides a richer account of living beings than a theory confined to autopoiesis, and therefore should not be supplanted by a modified autopoietic theory.
Key concepts: Autopoiesis, Enactivism, Neurophenomenology, Scope (computer science), Constructivism (international relations), Epistemology, Cognitive science, Living systems