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GEST-A: A Hierarchical and Dynamic Framework of Conceptual Abstraction
cognitive-psychologyembodied-cognitionlife-scienceslinguisticsneurosciencesocial-and-behavioral-sciences
Abstraction is central to human cognition, yet the term covers at least three senses that are routinely conflated: abstractness (how far a concept is removed from perceptible experience), specificity (how general or inclusive a category is), and the process by which conceptual change. We propose GES
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