How things shape the mind

Malafouris, Lambros

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Document type:: Book

Collection:: POP - Possession, Ownership, Property

Title:: How things shape the mind: a theory of material engagement

Author:: Malafouris, Lambros

Publisher:: MIT Press

Place of publication:: Cambridge, Mass. [u.a.]

Year of publication:: 2013

Language:: English

Subject:: Geist Kognition Gegenstand

Note:: Literaturverz. S. [257] - 291

Topic:: D - Anthropology, ethnology, material culture

Shelfmark:: D/M236

Access:: Physisches Exemplar Sondersammlung POP

Contents Metaplasticity 45 Material engagement: The analytical nexus An ontological recommendation S1 oo Il Outline of a Theory of Material Enigagement 4 The Extended Mind 57 Beyond cogpnitivism: Thinking outside the brain The embodied mind 59 The distributed-cognition approach 66 Remembering through, or how a Linear B tablet helps you forget 68 The intelligent use of clay 69 Were it to happen in the head: From “parity” to “complementarity” and beyond 73 The hypothesis of the constitutive intertwining of cognition with material culture 77 Things matter: The coupling-constitution fallac, Being where? The locational fallacy 82 The affect of engagement 85 «Jr 5 The Enactive Sign 89 Moving beyond representation 89 The fallacy of the linguistic sign 90 Searching for the properties of the material sign 94 The enactive logic of the material sign 96 Projections through matter 99 Material anchors and integrative projections 103 Making numbers out of clay 106 Learning to count in the Neolithic 111 The material sign and the meaning of engagement 116 6 Material Agency 119 Material culture and agency 119 Toward a non-anthropocentric conception Actor-Network Theory 123 The argument for material agency 133 Methodological fetishism 133 1 he a

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