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Brooks J. G. (2006) Constructivism. In: Nadel L. (ed.) Encyclopaedia of cognitive science\>Encyclopaedia of cognitive science. Wiley, New York. Fulltext at https://cepa.info/5612

Brooks J. G. (2006) Constructivism. In: Nadel L. (ed.) Encyclopaedia of cognitive science. Wiley, New York. Fulltext at https://cepa.info/5612

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Constructivism is a learning theory based on the notion that learners generate meaning through iterative mental formulation and reformulation of theories that satisfy the search for understanding.

Chrisley R. & Ziemke T. (2002) Embodiment. In: Nadel L. (ed.) Encyclopaedia of cognitive science\>Encyclopaedia of cognitive science. Macmillan, London UK: 1102–1108.

Chrisley R. & Ziemke T. (2002) Embodiment. In: Nadel L. (ed.) Encyclopaedia of cognitive science. Macmillan, London UK: 1102–1108.

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An understanding of how cognition is realized or instantiated in a physical system, especially a body, may require or be required by an account of a system’s embedding in its environment, its dynamical properties, its (especially phylogenetic) history and (especially biological) function, and its nonrepresentational or noncomputational properties.

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Chapters in Encyclopaedia of cognitive scienceEdited by L. Nadel. Wiley, New York, 2006.

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Chapters in
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