Weiss, D. H. (2013). Embodied Cognition in Classical Rabbinic Literature: With Fraser Watts, “Embodied Cognition and Religion”; John A. Teske, “From Embodied to Extended Cognition”; Daniel H. Weiss, “Embodied Cognition in Classical Rabbinic Literature”; Léon Turner, “Individuality in Theological Anthropology and Theories of Embodied Cognition”; and Warren S. Brown and Kevin S. Reimer, “Embodied Cognition, Character Formation, and Virtue.”. Zygon, 48(3), 788-807. doi:10.1111/zygo.12027
Style de citation Chicago (17e éd.)Weiss, Daniel H. "Embodied Cognition in Classical Rabbinic Literature: With Fraser Watts, “Embodied Cognition and Religion”; John A. Teske, “From Embodied to Extended Cognition”; Daniel H. Weiss, “Embodied Cognition in Classical Rabbinic Literature”; Léon Turner, “Individuality in Theological Anthropology and Theories of Embodied Cognition”; and Warren S. Brown and Kevin S. Reimer, “Embodied Cognition, Character Formation, and Virtue.”." Zygon 48, no. 3 (2013): 788-807, https://doi.org/10.1111/zygo.12027.
Style de citation MLA (8e éd.)Weiss, Daniel H. "Embodied Cognition in Classical Rabbinic Literature: With Fraser Watts, “Embodied Cognition and Religion”; John A. Teske, “From Embodied to Extended Cognition”; Daniel H. Weiss, “Embodied Cognition in Classical Rabbinic Literature”; Léon Turner, “Individuality in Theological Anthropology and Theories of Embodied Cognition”; and Warren S. Brown and Kevin S. Reimer, “Embodied Cognition, Character Formation, and Virtue.”." Zygon, vol. 48, no. 3, 2013, pp. 788-807, https://doi.org/10.1111/zygo.12027.