International and Multidisciplinary Research Group on Enactive Theories
About GRIMTÉ
Our international and multidisciplinary research group is interested in enactive theories and the consequences of their use. These consequences, although they often have a theoretical, ontological and epistemological aspect, go beyond the strictly conceptual framework and, in our opinion, bear ethical issues. More than the foundation of a school of thought or of a theoretical and methodological orientation, enactive approaches lay, for us, the bases of an ethical attitude of openness and welcoming of heterogeneity and diversity. Our group intends to cultivate the principles that seem to us to underpin an approach inspired by action: a spirit of dialogue and welcoming practices in their plurality.
Thus, we are betting on:
a) openness to different theoretical, methodological and conceptual approaches related to enaction, seeking to create bridges and opportunities for dialogue between perspectives without canceling out their differences;
b) the creation of an international and multidisciplinary collaboration network , in which different researchers, professionals, students and all those who are likely to be interested can exchange information, share questions, doubts , curiosities and interests around themes emerging from enaction, embodied cognition and co-emergence, in different spheres and at different scales.
c) the creation of a plurilingual network in order to promote the inclusion of those who occupy peripheral positions in relation to already consolidated university networks;
d) multidisciplinarity as a starting point for initiating and co-constructing, as much as possible, inter and transdisciplinary work. We understand that interdisciplinarity is not an end in and of itself, but a direction of work and an effort to be constantly renewed.
