Anthony Chemero is University Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. He is the author of Radical Embodied Cognitive Science (2009) and coauthor of Phenomenology: An Introduction (second edition, 2021).

• PrefacePart I1. Other Minds2. The Embodied Mind3. The Intertwined SelfPart II4. Radical Embodied Cognitive Science5. Synergies and the Intertwined SelfPart III6. Social Ontology, Representation Hunger, and the Intertwined Self7. The Pragmatist Tradition and Inner Speech8. Reorienting Ethics and Political Theory Around the Intertwined Self9. Coda: Blanks Among UsAppendix for People Who Like MathMeta-Appendix: The Controversy over 1/f NoiseNotesBibliographyIndex

Chemero writes with a clarity and accessibility that is rare in a field burdened by jargon. He grounds abstract ideas in a vivid manner through relatable examples…The implications of Chemero’s embodied cognitive science are profound for debates on AI consciousness. Many such arguments rely, implicitly or explicitly, on overly simplistic analogies of human cognition and computational processes. Chemero undercuts these comparisons.

Anthony Chemero is University Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. He is the author of Radical Embodied Cognitive Science (2009) and coauthor of Phenomenology: An Introduction (second edition, 2021).

• PrefacePart I1. Other Minds2. The Embodied Mind3. The Intertwined SelfPart II4. Radical Embodied Cognitive Science5. Synergies and the Intertwined SelfPart III6. Social Ontology, Representation Hunger, and the Intertwined Self7. The Pragmatist Tradition and Inner Speech8. Reorienting Ethics and Political Theory Around the Intertwined Self9. Coda: Blanks Among UsAppendix for People Who Like MathMeta-Appendix: The Controversy over 1/f NoiseNotesBibliographyIndex

Chemero writes with a clarity and accessibility that is rare in a field burdened by jargon. He grounds abstract ideas in a vivid manner through relatable examples…The implications of Chemero’s embodied cognitive science are profound for debates on AI consciousness. Many such arguments rely, implicitly or explicitly, on overly simplistic analogies of human cognition and computational processes. Chemero undercuts these comparisons.

Anthony Chemero is University Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. He is the author of Radical Embodied Cognitive Science (2009) and coauthor of Phenomenology: An Introduction (second edition, 2021).

• PrefacePart I1. Other Minds2. The Embodied Mind3. The Intertwined SelfPart II4. Radical Embodied Cognitive Science5. Synergies and the Intertwined SelfPart III6. Social Ontology, Representation Hunger, and the Intertwined Self7. The Pragmatist Tradition and Inner Speech8. Reorienting Ethics and Political Theory Around the Intertwined Self9. Coda: Blanks Among UsAppendix for People Who Like MathMeta-Appendix: The Controversy over 1/f NoiseNotesBibliographyIndex

Chemero writes with a clarity and accessibility that is rare in a field burdened by jargon. He grounds abstract ideas in a vivid manner through relatable examples…The implications of Chemero’s embodied cognitive science are profound for debates on AI consciousness. Many such arguments rely, implicitly or explicitly, on overly simplistic analogies of human cognition and computational processes. Chemero undercuts these comparisons.