Daniel D. Hutto Books

This author delves into profound questions about human nature, seeking to understand it in a way that respects natural science while rejecting the impersonal metaphysics of contemporary naturalism. Their work focuses on the philosophy of mind, psychology, and cognitive science, where they are known for promoting thoroughly non-representational accounts of enactive and embodied cognition. A key area of inquiry involves the critical role that engaging with narratives, understood as public artifacts, plays in underpinning distinctively human forms of cognition. Writing with polish, sophistication, and insight, this author tackles challenging problems with a remarkable sense of adventure.