PART I: DYNAMIC AND ECOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS; PART II: ASSEMBLY AND TUNING AT DIFFERENT TIME SCALES; PART III: THE ACTION SYSTEMS; PART IV: CONCLUSION; References; Author Index; Subject Index
Summary
PART I: Ecological and Dynamical Foundations: The Ecological Approach of the Gibsons; Bernstein. 1. Fundamental Issues and Perspectives in the Development of Action. 1.1. Fundamental Issues: The Motor-Action Controversy. 1.2. Developmental Perspectives on the Nature of Action. 2. From Bernstein and von Holst to Dynamical Systems. 2.1. A Prelude to Round 2. 2.2. Round 2: Modeling Behavior on Dynamical Systems. 3. Ecological Foundations. 3.1. Gibson: Ambient Array, Patterned Flow, and Perceptual System. 3.2. Action Systems. 3.3. Habitats for Action Systems. 3.4. Dynamics and Information. 4. The
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Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-351) and indexes
