%A Dr David Spurrett
%T What about embodiment?
%X I present reasons for adding an 'embodiment' criterion to the list defended by Anderson and Lebiere. I also entertain a likely objection contending that embodiment is merely a type of 'dynamic behavior', and is therefore covered by the target article. In either case, it turns out that neither connectionism nor ACT-R do particularly well when it comes to embodiment.

%D 2003
%K Artificial Intelligence, Theory of Cognition, Distributed Cognition, Embodiment
%L cogprints3169

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