Global Workspace Theory and Sensorimotor Theory Unified by Predictive Processing.
Degenaar and Keijzer (2009) claim that workspace theories and sensorimotor theories are complementary rather than competitive, so their combination has higher explanatory power than either approach on its own. I focus on the global workspace theory developed by Baars and the sensorimotor theory deve...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Consciousness Studies Vol. 24; no. 7/8; pp. 79 - 106 |
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Imprint Academic
2017
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