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Van Der Schyff D., Schiavio A., Walton A., Velardo V. & Chemero A. (2018) Musical creativity and the embodied mind: Exploring the possibilities of 4E cognition and dynamical systems theory. Music & Science 1: 1–18. https://cepa.info/7379
Van Der Schyff D.
,
Schiavio A.
,
Walton A.
,
Velardo V.
&
Chemero A.
(
2018
)
Musical creativity and the embodied mind: Exploring the possibilities of 4E
cognition
and dynamical systems theory.
Music & Science
1: 1–18.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/7379
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The phenomenon of creativity has received a growing amount of attention from scholars working across a range of disciplines. While this research has produced many important insights, it has also traditionally tended to explore creativity in terms of the reception of products or outcomes, conceiving of it as a cognitive process that is limited to the individual domain of the creative agent. More recently, however, researchers have begun to develop perspectives on creativity that highlight the patterns of adaptive embodied interaction that occur between multiple agents, as well as the broader socio-material milieu they are situated in. This has promoted new understandings of creativity, which is now often considered as a distributed phenomenon. Because music involves such a wide range of socio-cultural, bodily, technological, and temporal dimensions it is increasingly taken as a paradigmatic example for researchers who wish to explore creativity from this more relational perspective. In this article, we aim to contribute to this project by discussing musical creativity in light of recent developments in embodied cognitive science. More specifically, we will attempt to frame an approach to musical creativity based in an 4E (embodied, embedded, enactive, and extended) understanding of
cognition
. We suggest that this approach may help us better understand creativity in terms of how interacting individuals and social groups bring forth worlds of meaning through shared, embodied processes of dynamic interactivity. We also explore how dynamical systems theory (DST) may offer useful tools for research and theory that align closely with the 4E perspective. To conclude, we summarize our discussion and suggest possibilities for future research.
Key words:
4e cognition
,
dynamical systems theory
,
embodied cognition
,
improvisation
,
musical creativity
van Duijn M. V., Keijzer F. A. & Franken D. (2006) Principles of minimal cognition: Casting cognition as sensorimotor coordination. Adaptive Behavior 14(2): 157–170.
van Duijn M. V.
,
Keijzer F. A.
&
Franken D.
(
2006
)
Principles of minimal
cognition
: Casting
cognition
as sensorimotor coordination.
Adaptive Behavior
14(2): 157–170.
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Within the cognitive sciences,
cognition
tends to be interpreted from an anthropocentric perspective, involving a stringent set of human capabilities. Instead, we suggest that
cognition
is better explicated as a much more general biological phenomenon, allowing the lower bound of
cognition
to extend much further down the phylogenetic scale. We argue that elementary forms of
cognition
can already be witnessed in prokaryotes possessing a functional sensorimotor analogue of the nervous system. Building on a case-study of the Escherichia coli bacterium and its sensorimotor system, the TCSTsystem, we home in on the characteristics of minimal
cognition
, and distinguish it from more basic forms of ontogenetic adaptation. In our view, minimal
cognition
requires an embodiment consisting of a sensorimotor coupling mechanism that subsumes an autopoietic organization; this forms the basis of the growing consensus that the core of
cognition
revolves around sensorimotor coupling. We discuss the relevance of our interpretation of minimal
cognition
for the study of
cognition
in general.
Key words:
minimal cognition
,
escherichia coli
,
bacteria
,
sensorimotor coupling
,
tcst-system
,
situated cognition.
Van Gelder T. (1995) What might cognition be if not computation? Journal of Philosophy 91(7): 345–381.
Van Gelder T.
(
1995
)
What might
cognition
be if not computation?
Journal of Philosophy
91(7): 345–381.
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Varela F. J. (1987) Cognition without representations. Rivista di biologia 80(2): 241–242. https://cepa.info/2090
Varela F. J.
(
1987
)
Cognition
without representations.
Rivista di biologia
80(2): 241–242.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2090
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This critique of
cognition
as information/representation, is conceptually identical to the critique of neo-Darwinian evolutionary process as optimal adaptation, and for similar reasons. Structuralist thinking can help clarify alternatives in both areas.
Varela F. J. (1987) The science and technology of cognition: Emergent directions. Technical Report for Shell Int. Co. London.
Varela F. J.
(
1987
)
The science and technology of
cognition
: Emergent directions.
Technical Report for Shell Int. Co. London.
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Varela F. J. (1991) Structure and cognition in living systems. In: Shibatani A., Hokkyo N. & Sato Y. (eds.) Structuralism and biology. Yosioka Shoton, Kyoto: 266–274.
Varela F. J.
(
1991
)
Structure and
cognition
in living systems.
In: Shibatani A., Hokkyo N. & Sato Y. (eds.)
Structuralism and
biology
. Yosioka Shoton, Kyoto: 266–274.
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Varela F. J. (1997) Patterns of Life: Intertwining identity and cognition. Brain Cognition 34(1): 72–87. https://cepa.info/2010
Varela F. J.
(
1997
)
Patterns of Life: Intertwining identity and
cognition
.
Brain
Cognition
34(1): 72–87.
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Excerpt:
It is […] clear that there are a number of epistemological options for diverseresearch programs in [Artificial Life]. […] [My] purpose here is to sketch the options that I have been cultivating for some 20 years and why.
Key words:
Artificial life
Varela F. J. (1998) Le cerveau n’est pas un ordinateur: On ne peut comprendre la cognition si l’on s’abstrait de son incarnation. Entretien avec Francisco Varela par Herve Kempf. La recherche 308: 109–112. https://cepa.info/7193
Varela F. J.
(
1998
)
Le cerveau n’est pas un ordinateur: On ne peut comprendre la
cognition
si l’on s’abstrait de son incarnation. Entretien avec Francisco Varela par Herve Kempf.
La recherche
308: 109–112.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/7193
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Varela F. J. (1999) Cognition et sciences cognitives. In: Lecourt D. (ed.) Dictionnaire d’histoire et de philosophie des sciences. Presses Universitaires de France, Paris: 185–191.
Varela F. J.
(
1999
)
Cognition
et sciences cognitives.
In: Lecourt D. (ed.)
Dictionnaire d’histoire et de philosophie des sciences
. Presses Universitaires de France, Paris: 185–191.
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Varela F. J. (1999) Ethical know-how: Action, wisdom, and cognition. Stanford University Press, Stanford CA. https://cepa.info/2119
Varela F. J.
(
1999
)
Ethical know-how: Action, wisdom, and
cognition
.
Stanford University Press, Stanford CA.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2119
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