Volume 13, Number 2
March 2018
Cover Art: “New London” © Carol Nelson, 2013 · Mixed media on panel, 8 x 8 inch
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Towards a Dialogue Among Constructivist Research Programs
Constructivisms and Ivo Kohler’s Goggles
Some Remarks on the Social Construction of Constructivism
Forms of Constructivism and Forms for Constructivism
From Constructivist Monologues to Dialogues and Polylogues
Boundaries between and Variety within Approaches
Constructivism in Pains of Self-Analysis: A Differential Construction of a Dialogue?
Non-Dualism and Self-Reference in Constructivism
Authors’ Response: Toward a Pluralistic and Dialogic Constructivism
Excavating Belief About Past Experience: Experiential Dynamics of the Reflective Act
Self-Referential and Enactive Nature of First- and Third-Person Sciences of the Mind
Pristine Experience, the Feeling of Veracity, Iteration, and the Bracketing of Presuppositions
Access Conditions to Past Experience
Lived Experience: Past and Present
Concerns with the Validity and Practicality of First-Person Data: Where Do We Go from Here?
First-Person Science is Third Person and Vice Versa
Authors’ Response: If First-Person Knowledge is Excavated, What Kind of Research Follows?
Applying Radical Constructivism to Machine Learning: A Pilot Study in Assistive Robotics
A Radical Constructivist Approach to the Human-Machine Interface
The EMG Properties Limit Ultimate Classification Accuracy in Machine Learning for Prosthesis Control
Choosing the Right Observables
Diving Deeply into Radical Constructivism
A Sociocultural Perspective for Learning Loops
Are Our Limbs Agents that Need to Estimate Our Intentions?
Authors’ Response: Radical Constructivism in Machine Learning: We Want More!
On Plasticity and Granularity in Artificial Life Models
New Concepts or Just Re-Wording?
The Folly of a Normative Account of “Constructivist Agents”
Plasticity Within and Across Multiple Levels
Three Other Challenges for Artificial Constructivist Agent from an Enactive Perspective
Mastering the Laws of Feedback Contingencies Is Essential to Constructivist Artificial Agents
Author’s Response: Granularity and Irritation, and the Irritations They Aroused