How We Think with Bodies and Things

(May 7, 2010) David Kirsh, Professor of Cognitive Science at University of California-San Diego, discusses the concept of enactive thought and provides data from extensive ethnographic studies and a few simple experiments to prove that it exists.

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• computer science
• technology
• engineering
• design thinking
• enactive thought
• communication
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• philosophy
• creativity
• psychology
• behavior
• interaction
• imagination
• simulation
• body motion
• dancing
• interpretation
• sketching
• marking

[grunder20]

its completely voluntary

[felpaluche]

title is quite vague

[magickid777]

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[magickid777]

After 2 years of procrastination, I've JUST NOW discovered these lectures.... damn.... I've been missing out.

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[whyeatedpies]

a very interesting topic, well presented and engaging lecture.