Thinking with the Body

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Seeing mind in action (2012, methodology): “As shared, publically accessible objects of thought and feeling they invite a common perceptual focus and afford mutual interaction (Kirsh 2010b; Goldin-Meadow 2003).”
Coordinating visualizations of polysemous action: values added for grounding proportion (2014, methodology): “Whereas ‘‘visualization’’ might sug- gest a psychological construction of immediately available proximal stimuli, we conceptualize it as treating either actual or mentally simulated images (Goldstone and Barsalou 1998; Hommel et al. 2001; Kirsh 2010), which may be deployed in a variety of media and ”