Abstract
Between 1956 and 1976, cognitive science led the philosophical debate, claiming that mind and body are separated and that mind is located inside the body. The more recent speculations on embodied, situated and external cognition have challenged these assumptions. Core of my work is to enlighten Gilbert Simondon’s and Gilles Deleuze’s intuitions on perception, body and mind in order to suggest the possibility of giving to the externalist field an original ontological framework.
