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Adrián Espinosa

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Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
General Philosophy of Science
  • All publications (3)
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    La psicología ecológica y el futuro de la ciencia cognitiva corporizada y situada. Entrevista con Heras Escribano
    with Alfredo Robles-Zamora
    Andamios. Revista de Investigación Social 21 (54): 265-287. 2024.
    Extended CognitionEcological Approaches to PerceptionEmbodiment and Situated CognitionPhilosophy of …Read more
    Extended CognitionEcological Approaches to PerceptionEmbodiment and Situated CognitionPhilosophy of Cognitive Science, Misc
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    Presentación La mente más allá de la representación: las múltiples caras de la cognición corporizada y las teorías de las 4E
    with Alfredo Robles-Zamora
    Andamios. Revista de Investigación Social 21 (54): 11-26. 2024.
    Philosophy of Cognitive Science, MiscellaneousExtended Cognition
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    Temas de cultura científica y tecnológica: actitud crítica y ciudadanía responsable (edited book)
    with Bolaños Sánchez, Víctor Hugo, Fabiola Ortega Garnelo, and Diego Reyes Baza
    Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México. 2019.
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