Authors’ Response: Explanatory Pluralism and Precise Conceptual Development

Constructivist Foundations 11 (2):254-264 (2016)
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Upshot: We agree with commenters that enactivism incorporates a broad variety of methodologies, metaphysical stances, concepts, and investigative approaches, and that this is a good thing. However, we remain concerned that autonomy and sense-making are problematic concepts for post-Varelian enactivism, and that they form the foundations of a conceptual framework that may hamper the development of effective explanations for cognitive activity, as well as the paradigmatic aspirations of this particular enactivist approach.

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Rasmus Gahrn-Andersen
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