Embodied Cognition in Dark Times

Journal of Philosophy of Emotion 6 (1):51-58 (2024)
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Abstract

Michelle Maiese and Robert Hanna’s The Mind-Body Politic sets out to combine both the philosophy of essentially embodied cognition (EEM) and emancipatory political theory to put forth a “new critique of contemporary social institutions.” There remains, however, an explanatory gap between the general, normative foundations of their approach in EEM, and the particular critiques of neoliberalism and the alternative presented. This paper explores an alternative totalitarian pathway (as understood by Arendt) that such general EEM normativity might lead us, as a friendly invitation for further elaboration on the normative basis of MBP’s critiques of—and proposed alternative to—neoliberal institutions.

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Lilith W. Lee
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Introduction to The Mind-Body Politic Book Symposium.Michael Deckard - 2024 - Journal of Philosophy of Emotion 6 (1):iii-viii.

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