Online talk in English by Professor Rafael Vogelmann (Philosophy, UFSM).\u00a0<\/p>\n
\nAbstract.<\/strong> Affordances are usually defined as possibilities for action the environment provides for an individual. However, some possibilities for action are provided not to individuals, but for groups. Lifting a large rock may not be possible for me alone, but it could be possible if I combined my efforts with others. Is that a possibility for action the rock affords us? And, if so, can there be intersubjective affordances? In this paper I argue for a positive answer. My proposal draws on the enactive notion of a sensorimotor body (Di Paolo et al., 2017) understood as a system of mutually supporting sensorimotor schemes. That notion has been expanded into the notion of an intersubjective body conceived as a system of mutually supporting sensorimotor schemes that spans across more than one individual (Di Paolo et al., 2018). I argue that intersubjective affordances can be understood as possibilities for action for an intersubjective body. Finally, I draw on Fuchs\u2019 (2020) embodied account of perception of value to explain how intersubjective affordances can be perceived by individuals.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
When<\/strong>: November 5, 2026, 2 pm (UTC\u20133)<\/p>\n
Where<\/strong>: Google Meet, link:\u00a0https:\/\/meet.google.com\/
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