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The article aims to reinterpret predictive processing and active inference as socially situated forms of sense-making.

June 10, 2026Open Access

Enactive Inference and Processual Perspectivism: Predictive Engagement, Affective Criticality, and the Second-Person Structure of Mind

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The article aims to reinterpret predictive processing and active inference as socially situated forms of sense-making.
Developed a processual-perspectivist account of enactive inference.
Proposed a triadic framework incorporating first-person, second-person, and third-person perspectives.
Integrated enactive accounts, affective criticality, and phenomenological analyses.
Argument established that consciousness stems from dynamic stabilization of perspective formation.
Mind is conceptualized not as a product of the brain alone, but through embodied and affectively regulated actions.
Framework combines insights from neurodynamic regulation and social co-regulation.

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Philosophical discourse explores emotional and social dimensions of enactive inference in consciousness.

Gerd Leidig (2026) studied this question.

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