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SUMMARY:19.06.2024 – Colloquium with Martin Fischer
DESCRIPTION:The recording of Martin Fischer’s lecture can be downloaded until 4 July 2024 at https://boxup.uni-potsdam.de/s/8EGTjtdPc3AACMD  ( https://boxup.uni-potsdam.de/s/8EGTjtdPc3AACMD )\nPassword: DgZKo4P2z3FXWNd.\nMartin Fischer (Cognitive sciences, University of Potsdam)\nOn the Embodied Nature of Knowledge: From Neurons to Numbers\nInterdisciplinary investigations of the human mind through the “cognitive sciences” have identified a key role of the body for representing knowledge. After characterizing knowledge at grounded, embodied and situated levels, number knowledge is analysed from this hierarchical perspective. Lateralized cortical processing of coarse vs. fine detail is identified as grounding substrate for the population stereotype “few/left, many/right”, which then contributes to number-related sensory and motor biases at the embodied level. Implications of embodied knowledge for education and rehabilitation are mentioned.\nPlease request the zoom link at pina@fh-potsdam.de\n
URL:https://www.pina-research.de/en/events/19-06-2024-colloquium-with-martin-fischer/
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