#1274 Julian Kiverstein: 4E Cognition, Phenomenology, Culture, and Science
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Hello everyone, welcome to a new episode of the Decentre. I'm your host as always, Ricardo Lopes, and today I'm joined by Dr. Julian Kiverstein. He is senior researcher at the Lemon III Centre for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Philosophy at the University of Amsterdam. And today we're going to talk about topics like
and bodied cognition, phenomenology, neurophenomenology, the free energy principle, and other related topics. So Dr. Kieverstein, welcome to the show. It's a big pleasure to have you one. Thank you so much for the invite.
Looking forward to our discussion. Okay, so I mean in regards to Embodied cognition, actually, it's a topic that I've already talked about on the show several times, phenomenology, not so much, but uh I would like to ask you, um, I mean, how what is embodied uh cognition and how do you link it or how do you think it's possible to link it to phenomenology? Okay, great. So we'll just start with embody cognition since that's uh that's quite complex on its own as a topic.
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