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In Frederick Adams & Kenneth Aizawa (eds.), The Bounds of Cognition. Malden, MA, USA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 174–179 (2008)
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future directions ‐ guide to theorizing about extended cognition   bonafide rival to extended cognition hypothesis ‐ a view someone genuinely endorses   three principal challenges ‐ for theory of extended cognition   cognitive processes, more specified than ‐ “whatever accomplishes a cognitive task”   sound theory of cognition, what one needs ‐ in running a plausible cognitive equivalence argument   case for extended cognition, sensitive to distinction ‐ between two types of dependency relations   cognitive system, identified by given type of process ‐ not pervading whole of the system   Leibnizian idea, monads or minds ‐ not causally interacting with things outside of themselves   cognitive processes, causally dependent ‐ on bodily and environmental processes   orthodox views in twenty‐first century cognitive science ‐ familiar rejection of Leibnizian monadology

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