Yes - I think it's why that, despite some of its current
imprecisions, the family of Embodied Cognition is appealing to
me as an assistant in a view-of-self.
It removes the "brain-in-a-meatsack" issue that we're taught in
our current culture from a young age and broadens to include the
environment as integral-to-self.
None of them - embodied, enacted, etc are perfect but I believe
they're on the right track, generally speaking.
