Holonovel: Perspective on Enactive Narrative Intelligence

摘要

Common features of current immersive and interactive media, typically virtual environments, still rely on the basic premise of the world that is there to be navigated by which they presuppose representation or a model of the world. Traditional approaches in designing such systems still support views that rely on representation of reality by trying to simulate physical reality: 'For instance, engineers try to perfect the underlying physics model and to increase the resolution of the display while at the same time having to make sure that this additional complexity does not negatively impact the responsiveness of the system. This strategy may make sense from a classical cognitivist theory of mind, which holds that perception is about creating detailed internal world models. But it appears as misguided from the perspective of embodied and situated robotics, which emphasize interaction rather than representation. Similarly, we now have extensive empirical evidence that supports an enactive account of perception, which holds that our sense of experiencing a highly detailed world does not depend on a highly detailed inner model, but is enabled by our practical know-how of regulating sensorimotor dependencies' [21].