Mind Embodied: The Evolutionary Origins of Complex Cognitive Abilities in Modern Humans

New York, NY: Peter Lang Publishing, Inc. (2019)
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How does the brain function in communion with the body to create complex thought and emotion? "Mind Embodied: The Evolutionary Origins of Complex Cognitive Abilities in Modern Humans" begins with an investigation of the embodied basis of complex cognitive abilities and sets out a theory of their evolutionary and developmental origins, their autochthonous beginnings in other species, their appearance at the margins of humankind, and their culmination in a panoply of highly elaborated abilities and skills in present-day humans. The book explores and examines music, aesthetic movement, the visual arts, creative abilities, language and communication, sociality, narrative and conceptual thought, the beginnings of artificial intelligence augmentation, and even the finesse and tastes of an oenophile.

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