Cognición corporeizada, situada y extendida: una revisión sistemática

Jorge Emiro Restrepo

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Embodied, situated and extended cognition: a systematic review

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Artículo presenta resultado de una revisión en torno a tres perspectivas alternativas a la perspectiva tradicional de la cognición: la cognición corporeizada, la cognición situada y la cognición extendida, orientada a invitar a los investigadores en esta área (psicólogos, filósofos, antropólogos, educadores, neurocientíficos, entre otros) a considerar y estudiar formas alternas de encarar el fenómeno cognitivo. Para cada una de las tres perspectivas alternativas se exponen la teoría, los conceptos y algunos ejemplos de estudios empíricos que validan esas propuestas mediante una investigación bibliográfica sustentada en algunos de los principales libros y artículos en esta área. Este ejercicio analítico y hermenéutico estuvo ajustado a la metodología de la investigación documental.  

 

Palabras clave: cognición corporeizada, cognición situada, cognición extendida.

 


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