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“The m i n d cannot be understood solely on the basis of logical rules of inner mental processes independently of the external environment. One must “put brain body and world together again” as Clark (1997) said. Gallagher does not argue against computationalism. Rather he argues against the Cartesian view of the mind, which he gives absolute priority to the cogito, neglecting the role of the body. He intends to show that the embodiment of human beings simultaneously limits andWeiterlesen