Martin Weichold is Lecturer in Practical Philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy, Dresden University of Technology, Germany. He is the author of a book on rationality in unreflective action (2015), as well as of numerous articles on enactive cognitive science, practice theory, and ethics.

“This is an impressive and outstanding work in interdisciplinary scholarship on a topic that goes to the heart of what both human individuality and sociality are about. Original, constructive, carefully argued and with a rare devotion to readability.”Jan-Christoph Marschelke, University of Regensburg, Germany

• 1. The Whole Book in One Chapter 2. Explaining Findings about the Human Condition 3. Praxeological Enactivism 4. How Human Organisms Come to Interpret Themselves as Autonomous Individuals 5. Disentangling the Biological Reality, Social Constitution, and Fictional Dimensions of the Idea of the Autonomous Individual 6. Normative Self-Fictionalism

Martin Weichold is Lecturer in Practical Philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy, Dresden University of Technology, Germany. He is the author of a book on rationality in unreflective action (2015), as well as of numerous articles on enactive cognitive science, practice theory, and ethics.

“This is an impressive and outstanding work in interdisciplinary scholarship on a topic that goes to the heart of what both human individuality and sociality are about. Original, constructive, carefully argued and with a rare devotion to readability.”Jan-Christoph Marschelke, University of Regensburg, Germany

• 1. The Whole Book in One Chapter 2. Explaining Findings about the Human Condition 3. Praxeological Enactivism 4. How Human Organisms Come to Interpret Themselves as Autonomous Individuals 5. Disentangling the Biological Reality, Social Constitution, and Fictional Dimensions of the Idea of the Autonomous Individual 6. Normative Self-Fictionalism

Martin Weichold is Lecturer in Practical Philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy, Dresden University of Technology, Germany. He is the author of a book on rationality in unreflective action (2015), as well as of numerous articles on enactive cognitive science, practice theory, and ethics.

“This is an impressive and outstanding work in interdisciplinary scholarship on a topic that goes to the heart of what both human individuality and sociality are about. Original, constructive, carefully argued and with a rare devotion to readability.”Jan-Christoph Marschelke, University of Regensburg, Germany

• 1. The Whole Book in One Chapter 2. Explaining Findings about the Human Condition 3. Praxeological Enactivism 4. How Human Organisms Come to Interpret Themselves as Autonomous Individuals 5. Disentangling the Biological Reality, Social Constitution, and Fictional Dimensions of the Idea of the Autonomous Individual 6. Normative Self-Fictionalism