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Imposing vs finding unity
Andrew Richmond, Jonathan G. Bowen, Lucas Kayssi, Kardelen Kucuk, Varun Ravikumar, Yunus Sahin & Michael L. Anderson
Cognitive Neuroscience 15 (3-4):122-123 (2024)
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The target article argues that embodied cognitive neuroscience converges on a mechanistic approach to explanation. We argue that it does not. Even some of the article's paradigms for embodied cognitive neuroscience are explicitly non- or anti-mechanistic.Author Profiles
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