Enactive Interface Perception – MetaDevo

What are these and could they overlap? The key element of the enactive approach to perception--aka enactivism--is that sensorimotor knowledge and skills are a required part of perception.1Noë, A. (2004). Enactivism diverges from tradition, such as in the case of vision--the norm is to keep vision separate from the other senses and sensorimotor abilities and also treat it as a reconstruction program (inverse optics). The enactive approach suggests that visual perception is not simply a transformation of 2D pictures into a 3D representation. And that vision is dependent on sensorimotor skills.