The body as laboratory: Prediction-error minimization, embodiment, and representation
In his (2014) paper, Jakob Hohwy outlines a theory of the brain as an organ for prediction-error minimization (PEM), which he claims has the potential to profoundly alter our understanding of mind and cognition. One manner in which our understanding of the mind is altered, according to PEM, stems fr...
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Taylor and Francis
2016
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