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The problem of content in embodied memory
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (5):641-642 (2003)
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An action-oriented theory of embodied memory is favorable for many reasons, but it will not provide a quick yet clean solution to the grounding problem in the way Glenberg (1997t) envisages. Although structural mapping via analogical representations may be an adequate mechanism of cognitive representation, it will not suffice to explain representation as such.Other Versions
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