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Embodied, Extended, Ignorant Minds

Part of the Synthese Library Book Series (volume 463)

Editors: Arfini, Selene; Magnani, Lorenzo

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-01922-7

ISBN: 978-3-031-01921-0

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

May 24, 2022

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Introduction: Externalist Perspectives on Ignorance and Cognition

Arfini, Selene; Magnani, Lorenzo

Pages: 1 –13

[The externalist currents in cognitive science have overturned different assumptions regarding how our cognition works: disembodiment, computationalism, and representationalism have been dethroned as untouchable premises and openly discussed from both ontological and epistemological perspectives....
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Relational Ignorance

Copeland, Samantha

Pages: 15 –35

[This chapter explores ignorance that relates to our ability to fully understand our own role in an epistemic community, specifically in relation to the roles of others. It is an explicitly social approach to ignorance, to the ignorance that shapes our relationships with others, and constrains...
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Creative Ignorance

Ross, Wendy

Pages: 37 –57

[Much research in creativity proceeds from the hylomorphic model, that is the notion that the creator imposes a preconceived form on inert matter and a detailed plan is followed. In such a model, the unknowability of material engagement is erased to the extent that the creative process is often...
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Extended Ignorance

Pritchard, Duncan

Pages: 59 –75

[According to extended cognition, a subject’s biological cognitive processes can become integrated with features of the subject’s cognitive environment (and thereby “extended”), such as technology. When such extended cognitive processes lead to knowledge, the knowledge that results is extended...
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Mindshaping, Racist Habits, and White Ignorance

Maiese, Michelle

Pages: 77 –98

[Theorists such as Charles Mills have argued that racism and white supremacy are pernicious, in part, because they result in an “epistemology of ignorance” whereby white people come to know the world in systematically distorted ways. Drawing upon insights from the enactivist approach and...
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Ignorance and (Im)Possibility

Glăveanu, Vlad P.

Pages: 99 –118

[This chapter is dedicated to an exploration of the connections between ignorance, possibility, and impossibility. While traditionally studies of ignorance have been firmly anchored in debates about knowledge (and the lack of knowledge), what I propose here is that this phenomenon is (also)...
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Mind Invasion Through Cognitive Integration: Facebook and the Exploitation of Users’ Ignorance

Figà Talamanca, Giacomo; Hunting, Elisabeth

Pages: 119 –160

[Our aim in this chapter is to analyze the conditions for exploitative practices online through the application of the theories of cognitive integration. In this case, we examine Facebook as a technology that, thanks to its high cognitive integrability, can foster and exploit the ignorance of...
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Institutions as Cognitive Niches: A Dynamic of Knowledge and Ignorance

Werner, Konrad

Pages: 161 –189

[Institutions have become fashionable. There is a growing field of institutional economics, as well as more abstract studies of institutions undertaken by socio-ontology. People have also recognized a morally troubling side of institutions, having to do with institutionalized (or systemic) racism...
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How Do We Think about the Unknown? The Self-Awareness of Ignorance as a Tool for Managing the Anguish of Not Knowing

Sans Pinillos, Alger; Magnani, Lorenzo

Pages: 191 –207

[This chapter offers a revision of the concept of ignorance discussed in recent models of abduction. Both ignorance preservation (GW-schema) and the tentative explanationism (AKM-schema) will be reanalyzed from an ecological and distributed perspective on cognition, instead coherent with the...
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How Do We Become Ignorant? Affording Ignorance Through Epistemic Actions

Arfini, Selene

Pages: 209 –230

[Which cognitive processes allow us to become ignorant of something? In this chapter, I will discuss “to-ignorance processes” – which I will describe as processes that allow people to shift from a state of partial knowledge or unaware ignorance to another state of ignorance (of which they could...

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