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.”
Challenging earlier cognitivist approaches, recent theories of embodied cognition argue that the human mind and its functions are best understood as intimately bound up with the human body and its physiological dimensions. Some scholars have suggested that such theories, in departing from some core...
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Zygon
Jahr: 2013, Band: 48, Heft: 3, Seiten: 788-807 |
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B Soul B Embodied B Bible B Judaism B Cognition B Self B Talmud B Body B Dualism |
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