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Interdisciplinary study of mind and cognition, providing models of self and agency.
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- Nicolas Rouleauassociated_withCo-author; neuroscientist studying embodied and bioengineered tissues to model neural diseases and minimal cognitive systems.
- Francisco Varelaassociated_withCo-originator of autopoiesis concept and enactivist approaches to cognition and embodied mind.
- Douglas Hofstadterassociated_with
- Paul Lyonassociated_withReferenced for work on minimal cognition and proto-cognition in biological systems.
- Gregory Batesonassociated_with
- Humberto Maturanaassociated_withCo-originator of autopoiesis principle for self-maintaining systems.
- Fred Keijzerassociated_with
- Donald Hoffmanassociated_with
- Donald Hebbassociated_with
- Pamela Lyonassociated_with
- Lisa Solomonovaassociated_with
- Christopher Fieldsassociated_with
- Hofstadterassociated_with
- Randall Frostassociated_with
- Rodney Pfeiferassociated_with
- Sawyer Manickaassociated_with
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- Mental actions including sentience; can be achieved by different biological and non-biological substrates.
- Umbrella framework for brain-centric Bayesian approaches; contrasted with active inference
- Functions such as memory, attention, perception, and sentience that can be realized by diverse substrates.
- The spatiotemporal limit of the goals an agent can represent and pursue; equivalent to the cognitive light cone.
- The view that centers and the fifteen properties exist only as products of human perception and cognition, not as objective features of the material world.
- Selves that are dynamical constructs, maintained by continuous reinterpretation.