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    The body can serve as its own best model, eliminating the... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The body schema should be conceived as a sensorimotor function devoid of intentional content, not as a mental representation of the body.

    The body can serve as its own best model, eliminating the need for internal representation.

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    When one discusses the relationship between bodily awareness and action, one frequently appeals to the notion of body schema. It is used, however, in many different ways. One of the main controversies is whether it should be conceived as a specific type of mental representation of the body. For Merleau-Ponty (1945), and more recently for Gallagher (2008), the body schema should be conceived as a sensorimotor function, devoid of intentional content. Their definition is in line with a general tren

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