Beyond Local Domains: Connective Ontology in (Post-)Cognitive Sociology.
Sociological research online September 1, 2025 James Rupert Fletcher 2 citations
Ontology in cognitive science has long been dominated by cognitivism, developing computer science metaphors to position cognition as intrinsic mind-brain information-processing. Contemporary cognitivism hypothesises localised domain-specificity, disaggregating cognition into discrete subtypes, each of which exists in a dedicated brain region. Latterly, peripheral cognitive science scholarships...
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Affinities
Cognitivism
Domain-specificity
Enactivism
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