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{{Short description|Theory that intelligent behaviour emerges from the interplay between brain, body and world}}

{{See also|Enactivism|Embodied cognition|Extended cognition}}

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In contrast, EEC holds that the actual physical processes in body and in body-world interaction partly constitute whatever it is that we call 'the cognitive system' as a whole. Body, world and brain form a system. Together these system-parts 'cause' intelligent behaviour to arise as a system property. [[Dynamical Systems|Dynamical Systems Theory]] is a way of modeling behaviour that teams up quite naturally with the theoretical concepts of EEC. The theory of [[practopoiesis]] describes the rules adaptive systems need to obey if they are to successfully implement embodied and embedded cognition.

Under the umbrella of [[4E cognition]], the theories of the embodied embedded mind are connected with the [[Extended mind thesis|extended mind theory]] and [[enactivism]].

Current discussions include:

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==See also==

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*[[{{annotated link|Autopoesis]]}}

*[[{{annotated link|Enactivism]]}}

*[[{{annotated link|Extended cognition]]}}

*[[{{annotated link|Neuroconstructivism]]}}

*[[{{annotated link|Neurophenomenology]]}}

*[[{{annotated link|Practopoiesis]]}}

*[[{{annotated link|Pragmatism]]}}

*[[{{annotated link|Situated cognition]]}}

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*[https://web.archive.org/web/20060205103318/http://www.nici.kun.nl/~haselag/links/eeclinks.html Some EEC links]

[[Category:Branches of cognitiveCognitive science]]