… Cognitive science is lacking conceptual tools to describe how an agent’s motivations, as
such, can play a role in the generation of its behavior. The enactive approach has made …

… , or frictionless motion. All these notions are grasped through specific theoretical concepts that
… There are two main strands of the fiction view, the indirect fiction view and the direct fiction …

… Since they both occur in the descriptions of motion events, a clear definition of these two
concepts first necessitates an understanding of what motion is and how it is encoded across …

… this tripartition I propose a conceptual tool, which can be … counter upon our feelings and
motivations are only indirect, as … A motivational artifact that plays a communicative role for agent …

… In the article, I discuss possible semantic motivations for the partitive (par) case marking
the Ground of many adpositions in the Finnic languages. My chief focus is on Finnish, but to …

… His analysis situated motives in relation to three other conceptual types—values, goals, and
… motivation. I then use this framework to differentiate four distinct kinds of prosocial motivation…

… We establish concepts, terminology, and diagrams that can help ground further conversations
in the … Thus, our contribution is chiefy conceptual. In Section 4 we overview some technical …

Studies of agency are crucial if we are to grapple with pressing societal and environmental
problems. Relevant conceptual and methodological solutions are needed to make alternative …

… that fictive motion derives structure from the conceptual domain of actual motion and enables
participants to conceptually “… is grounded in approach motivations. The approach tendency …

… ), literal motion (LIT: The child fell under the slide), and non-motive abstract sentences (…
conceptual motion difficult. They suggest a posterior-to-anterior gradient of abstraction in motion …