Extended Minds and Instrumentality
On_Culture March 5, 2026 Julian Asbaeck
This contribution offers a literary approach to extended cognition and asks in which capacity interactions with the nonhuman come to shape cognitive development. Specifically, this question is posed in regards to our active use of nonhuman instruments that are recognized as a reflection of social practices that mediate our engagement with the world. In this sense, the fictional journal entries...
DOI: 10.22029/oc.2016.1362 (opens in new tab)
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Extended cognition
Instrumentality
Nonhuman
Cognitive development
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