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| Predictive processing of mind： An analysis of two approaches |
| LI Xueyu1,2, GAO Shenchun2 |
1 School of Marxism Changchun University of Science and Technology, Changchun 130022;
2 School of Philosophy and Sociology, Jilin University, Changchun 130012 |
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Abstract Predictive processing （PP） has rapidly gained influence in the field of cognitive science. It has developed some new concepts and research methods. It attempts to provide a unified explanation of human experience. The research community of PP does not form a unified view, but has been divided into two different research approaches： Conservative predictive processing and radical predictive processing, which implies two different ways of understanding the mind. The proponents of the former hold that the framework is consistent with the neuro-representationalism, and it is a continuation of the view of disembodied mind. While the supporters of the latter emphasize action-oriented representation, and actively responds to the ideas of embodied mind. But both of them are faced with some cognitive interpretation dilemmas. This model provides a new perspective for exploring the mind, and phenomenology undoubtedly has important intrinsic value for its research on the nature of the mind.
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