4 Action Representation is Essentially Egocentric

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Figures ix
4. 1 Introduction 1
5. 2 Being in and Toward the World: Body Schema and Motor Intentionality 23
6. 3 Perceiving Possible Actions: Gibson’s Affordances 35
7. 4 Action Representation is Essentially Egocentric 97
8. 5 Action-Guiding Representations 127
9. 6 Vision for Action: The Two Visual Systems 147
10. 7 Action Constitutes Thinking: Interactive Constructivism 157
11. 8 A General Account of Action- Related Representation 171
12. 9 Development of Abstract Concepts 191
13. 10 Conclusion: Grounding Cognition in Action? 231
14. Bibliography 237