Tracing life-mind continuity in pivotal traits – world models and isomorphism

This target article provides a valuable biological basis for life-mind continuity approaches. These explain cognition in the context of the origin and evolution of life itself. We argue that the features which are critical to sophisticated human cognition in late phylogenetic development are already present in the traits highlighted in the target article as pivotal for the development of cognitive complexity.

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0140525x25100721
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Child and Animal Learning Development
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Tracing life-mind continuity in pivotal traits – world models and isomorphism

Jannis Friedrich, Martin H. Fischer
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Child and Animal Learning Development
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Tracing life-mind continuity in pivotal traits – world models and isomorphism

Jannis Friedrich, Martin H. Fischer
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This target article provides a valuable biological basis for life-mind continuity approaches. These explain cognition in the context of the origin and evolution of life itself. We argue that the features which are critical to sophisticated human cognition in late phylogenetic development are already present in the traits highlighted in the target article as pivotal for the development of cognitive complexity.

Behavioral and Brain SciencesVol. 48
German Sport University Cologne (DE), University of Potsdam (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Child and Animal Learning Development
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