Titlebook: Contemporary Sensorimotor Theory; John Mark Bishop,Andrew Owen Martin Conference proceedings 2014 Springer International Publishing Switze

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Jamal J. Hoballah,Rakan Nasser Eldine‘Sensorimotor Theory’ offers a new . to perception that emphasises the role of motor actions and their effect on sensory stimuli. The seminal publication that launched the field is the target paper co-authored by J. Kevin O’Regan and Alva No? and published in Behavioral and Brain Sciences (BBS) for open peer commentary in 2001 [27].

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,Heideggerian Credentials? O’Regan’s Sensorimotor Approach to Perception and Robots That Feel,pplying his ideas to the modeling of consciousness in robots. Hubert Dreyfus has raised a range of objections to traditional approaches to artificial intelligence, based on his reading of Heidegger. In light of this, I explore here ways in which O’Regan’s approach meets these Heideggerian considerat

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The Phenomenology of Sensorimotor Understanding, No?’s enactive theory of vision in relation to Husserlian phenomenology. I then raise three related objections to No?’s treatment of sensorimotor understanding in terms of practical knowledge of possibilities for action. Finally, I appeal to . to show how two of its major operative concepts – the ‘

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