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Embodiment of Cognition
Abstract : The notion of embodiment in Cognitive Science is being reinforced due to the limitation and trouble of computational metaphor in cognition since the 80s of last century. Embodiment, situatedness and enaction have merged into each other comprehensively in cognitive science. The embodied cognition holds that cognition is not a transcendental logical competence, but a continuous evolutionary process of situatedness; That the body is at the core of cognition originates from the fact that bodily actions itself reveals the existential intentionality to impulse cognitive development. The internalization theory by Piajet & Vygotsky, the metaphorical mapping theory by Lakoff & Johnson have shed light on how the bodily actions is proceeding toward cognition in higher level. At present, benefitting from the Dynamic System Theory, the research of neural modeling of embodied cognition is developing vigorously. Thus, a more stereographic view of cognition has come into being.
Key words : cognition, situatedness/embeddedness, enactive, embodiment, dynamics.
