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Enactivism, as a book category, collects works that treat mind and cognition as active, embodied processes arising through ongoing sensorimotor interaction with the world rather than as disembodied symbol manipulation; typical books explore themes like autonomy and sense-making, structural coupling between organism and environment, the inseparability of perception and action, and social or participatory dimensions of cognition. The category spans philosophy of mind and phenomenology, empirical cognitive science and neuroscience, robotics and artificial life, developmental and social psychology, and applied fields (education, therapy, design), offering both theoretical treatises and experimental or practical studies that challenge computational/representational models and emphasize living, dynamic, and context-sensitive accounts of knowing.

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