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The prelims comprise: Half‐Title Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgments.

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Monadology and monad   Leibnizian idea, that monads, or minds ‐ do not causally interact with things outside of themselves   philosophers or psychologists ‐ human or animal minds working as Leibnizian monads   orthodox view in cognitive science ‐ minds interacting with bodies and their environments   cognitive processes within brains ‐ not causally isolated from the rest of the world   contemporary cognitive psychology ‐ anti‐Leibnizian, cognitive processes causally depending on bodily and environmental processes   animals making bodily motions ‐ inducing motion parallax, part of perceptual processing   advocates of extended cognition ‐ championing a constitutive dependency, and rejecting Leibnizian monadology   extended cognition hypothesis popularity ‐ still remaining, as defenders of orthodoxy   philosophers, and intellectual inspiration ‐ for extended cognition hypothesis from scientists

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