Embodied Cognition

Selected reading: Named section and worked examples.

How to study this source

• Does the brain predict its world?

  backgroundNamed section and worked examples

  Use the entry’s distinctions and bibliography to test the route’s central argument, rather than treating a summary as a substitute for the primary source.

• Must thought represent the world?

  backgroundNamed section and worked examples

  Use the entry’s distinctions and bibliography to test the route’s central argument, rather than treating a summary as a substitute for the primary source.

Ideas and questions

Read background definitions when a term blocks the argument. Then return to the source and reconstruct its claim in your own words.

Read alongside, read against

• Bayesian Brain

  Kenji Doya et al.. Compare assumptions, evidence and scope with the source above. These are editorial companions, not necessarily direct responses.

• Predictive Coding Under the Free-Energy Principle

  Karl Friston · Stefan Kiebel. Compare assumptions, evidence and scope with the source above. These are editorial companions, not necessarily direct responses.

• Whatever Next? Predictive Brains, Situated Agents, and the Future of Cognitive Science

  Andy Clark. Compare assumptions, evidence and scope with the source above. These are editorial companions, not necessarily direct responses.

• Interoceptive Inference, Emotion, and the Embodied Self

  Anil Seth. Compare assumptions, evidence and scope with the source above. These are editorial companions, not necessarily direct responses.

• Active Inference

  Thomas Parr, Giovanni Pezzulo · Karl Friston. Compare assumptions, evidence and scope with the source above. These are editorial companions, not necessarily direct responses.