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• W2885500797 abstract "Our ability to perceptually encode visual objects in motor terms contributes to a functional representation of the external world leading to distinct neural processing of objects close to the body (i.e. in the peripersonal space) and away from the body (i.e. in the extrapersonal space). The external world is thus not apprehended as a continuum, but as a series of perceptual thresholds in relation to the action system. A widely held view is that peripersonal space refers to a dynamic multimodal interface between the individual and the environment, which depends on body properties as well as object characteristics and value. As such, the representation of peripersonal space contributes to the organization of physical interactions with the external world and also the acquisition of conceptual knowledge in agreement with the embodied cognition framework. Peripersonal space also constitutes a space of safety for our organism, which broadly influences social interactions. On the basis of recent experimental brain imaging and neuropsychological data, this chapter discusses the sensorimotor foundations of object and space representations as well as their role in our cognitive and social life." @default.
• W2885500797 created "2018-08-22" @default.
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• W2885500797 date "2018-08-10" @default.
• W2885500797 modified "2023-10-12" @default.
• W2885500797 title "Action Spaces Representation in Social Contexts" @default.
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