Embodied Resonance

V. Gallese, C. Sinigaglia
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Abstract

Mental simulation was claimed to provide a distinctive way of gaining knowledge about others’ actions and thoughts since the late 1980s. A decade later, the discovery of mirror neurons in macaque monkeys and the evidence of mirror brain areas in humans presented a new angle on this claim, suggesting also an embodied approach to simulation. The aim of the present chapter is to introduce and discuss this embodied approach and its role in basic social cognition. In doing this, we shall start by characterizing the distinctive features of embodied simulation (ES), especially in relation to its its motor aspects. Then, we shall provide evidence for the claim that ES may be critically involved in understanding others’ actions. Finally, we shall explore the conjecture that ES might involve a common ground for action execution and observation not only at the functional but also at the phenomenological level.
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自20世纪80年代末以来,心理模拟被认为提供了一种获取他人行为和思想知识的独特方式。十年后,猕猴镜像神经元的发现和人类镜像大脑区域的证据为这一说法提供了一个新的角度,也提出了一种具体的模拟方法。本章的目的是介绍和讨论这种体现的方法及其在基本社会认知中的作用。在此过程中,我们将首先描述具身模拟(ES)的独特特征,特别是与其运动方面有关的特征。然后,我们将为ES可能批判性地参与理解他人行为的说法提供证据。最后,我们将探讨一个猜想,即ES可能不仅在功能层面上,而且在现象学层面上,涉及到行动执行和观察的共同基础。
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