"Posing I Solving" Can Be Explained Without Representations, Because It Is a Form of Perception-Action [Book Review]

Constructivist Foundations 13 (1):169-171 (2017)
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The target article succeeds in conceptualizing mathematical problem-solving as a form of organism-environment coupling. So conceived, it is a suitable subject for both enactive and ecological descriptions, and is open to embodied, dynamical explanations that have no need for cognitivist models. In other words, Proulx and Maheux have shown how to get across the “cognitive gap.”

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