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framework:embodied-cognitionEmbodied cognition
Framework treating cognition as inseparable from bodily organization and environmental interaction; aligned with biogenic approach.
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Concepts (2)
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- Collective Intelligenceassociated_withRecognition that selves are composite systems of competent parts; all intelligences are higher-level selves made of cells or components.
- Hybrotsassociated_withLiving brains instrumentized to control artificial bodies; example of chimeric technology producing novel embodiments
Claims (2)
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- Core claim of biogenic approach: cognition is not unique to brains or nervous systems but emerges from living organization itself.
- Central claim supporting TAME's framework: evidence of cognitive flexibility across diverse embodied systems.
Artifacts (3)
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- Clark (1997) extended embodied cognition; supports integration of organism and environment against Cartesian dualism.
- Gibson (1979) foundational text treating perception as direct interaction with environmental affordances; precursor to embodied approaches.
- Foundational text by Varela, Thompson & Rosch (1991) proposing embodied/enactive cognitive science; precursor to biogenic thinking.
Frameworks (2)
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- A conceptual framework for understanding cognition and intelligence across diverse substrates—including evolved biological systems, artificial systems, and bioengineered systems—using empirically-grounded, gradualist approaches. TTAME enables comparative analysis of mind-like phenomena regardless of the physical or biological substrate in which it emerges, facilitating cross-disciplinary study of unconventional intelligences.
- Dynamical systems approach to cognitionassociated_withFramework treating cognitive processes as continuous dynamical phenomena rather than discrete computational steps; compatible with biogenic view.
Questions (1)
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- Central question driving TAME framework, connecting identity continuity across metamorphosis, regeneration, and therapeutic brain replacement.
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- Philosophical position that minds are dependent on plastic material substrates that change during lifetime and evolution.
- Emerging approach to run deep learning algorithms on autonomous robots and evolve robot bodies directly.
- Mental actions including sentience; can be achieved by different biological and non-biological substrates.
- Framework emphasizing cognition as inseparable from embodiment; consistent with Levin's view of memories as dynamic in excitable media.
- Cognitive process spread across human and non-human agents; a goal of Pask’s and Friedman’s cybernetic diagrams.
- Intentions and meanings are grounded in recurrent neural network dynamics; semantic space is embodied in brain topology.