has marked new directions for integration of neurosciences with an embodied ontology. The work of Dreyfus has influenced cognitive scientists and neuroscientists to study phenomenology and embodied cognitive science and/or enactivism. One such case is neuroscientist Walter Freeman, whose neurodynamical analysis has a marked Merleau-Pontyian approach. See also Antonio Damasio Autopoiesis Biogenetic structuralism Biosemiotics Embodied cognition Francisco Varela Hubert Dreyfus Walter Freeman References Further reading External links Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Phenomenology Francisco Varela's Articles on Neurophenomenology and First-person Methods http://www.neurophenomenology.com Hubert Dreyfus 'Intelligence Without Representation: Merleau-Ponty's Critique of Mental Representation' Debate Between D. Chalmers and D. Dennett: The Fantasy of First-Person Science Consciousness studies Neurophilosophy Neuropsychology Phenomenology