"Feeling Sense-Making\, Enacting Meaning: The Lived Unity of \;an \;Experience and the Mind-Body-Language Continuity" \; \;
\nThe aim of this conference is to put into focus the role of embodied cognitive-emotional and linguistic sense-making in our being sensitive to multiple domains of meanings in the sensorimotor and social interaction with the environment. \;
\nRecent studies in neuroscience and philosophy of mind (Fuchs 2018\; Di Paolo et al. 2018) highlight the role of the subjective and intersubjective embodied evaluation of sense-making in experiencing the bodily conditions of \;meaningconstitution in social interaction and in the constitution of a shared reality in our sensorimotor engagement with the world. Moreover\, they support the view that human experience relies on \;the mind-body-language \;continuity.
\nThis conference highlights the enactive relation between subjectivity\, intersubjectivity and sensorimotor coupling with the environment in the constitution of \;an \;experience. According to John Dewey\, \;an \;experience \;has \;a unity. The existence of this unity is constituted by a single quality that pervades the entire experience in spite of the variation of its constituent parts. The capacity of experience to mean and to become \;an \;experience is realized through a consummatory process of bodily sense-making and completes itself. Such an experience is \;aesthetic \;for it conveys a feeling of wholeness. \;
\nThe submission of contributions that highlight enactive sense-making in the lived process of meaning generation in experiencing interactions and the embodied quality of an experience is encouraged.
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