The radical enactive account of memory errors

Key Points

• Memory errors are viewed through an enactive cognition framework, presenting a new perspective on cognition.
• The approach emphasizes the role of the body and environment in shaping memory experiences, indicating a shift from traditional theories.
• Enactive accounts propose that memory is not just an internal process but is influenced by embodied interactions with the world.
• This exploration highlights the importance of a phenomenological perspective in understanding cognitive functions and mistakes.