Representation, Enaction, Religion. Different Models of Cognition and Their Implications for the Cognitive Study of Religions

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Catalogue identifier: klm000122
Alternate titles and import identifiers: KLM000122
Author or attribution: Matylda Ciołkosz
Record type: Article
Language: English
Date / edition: 2017
Source / repository: Studia Religiologica; Jagiellonian University Repository
Access: Open access
Subjects: Recent Research Sources — 8 November 2026; Academic Research; Shaktism; Kalighat; Religious Cognition

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A theoretical article on representational and enactive models of religious cognition. Its concluding case study, pp. 141–142, revisits Suchitra Samanta’s account of sacrifice to Kali at Kalighat. It is a distinct scholarly interpretation of earlier ethnography, not independent new fieldwork.

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Representation, Enaction, Religion. Different Models of Cognition and Their Implications for the Cognitive Study of Religions

Matylda Ciołkosz. Studia Religiologica 50(2) (2017), pp. 131–143.

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Matylda Ciołkosz. Representation, Enaction, Religion. Different Models of Cognition and Their Implications for the Cognitive Study of Religions. Studia Religiologica 50(2) (2017), pp. 131–143. https://ruj.uj.edu.pl/server/api/core/bitstreams/affab55d-a4f1-43a7-ae8f-871baf3b23af/content

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