The Routledge Handbook of Embodied Cognition van Lawrence Shapiro and Shannon Spaulding is an English-language reference work that focuses on the most important themes in embodied cognition and cognitive science. This study book is intended for students and researchers in the philosophy of mind and cognitive sciences.
This second, extensively revised edition offers 42 chapters by international experts, divided into ten clear sections such as historical backgrounds, perception, language, social cognition, and action. In addition to empirical and philosophical foundations, the book also covers current topics such as AI, predictive processing, and sports psychology.
The Routledge handbook is an essential reference for anyone who is interested in embodied cognition and cognitive science. By combining theoretical insights and empirical research, the book supports a broad understanding of developments in this field.
In terms of content, it aligns with topics such as Philosophy of Mind, Cognition and Cognitive Psychology and PHILOSOPHY / Mind & Body.