Editors' Introduction

Michael John Glanzberg, Jurgis Skilters

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Abstract

Spatial cognition can be considered as a set of foundational and central cognitive abilities that enable a variety of conceptual processes, both non-verbal and verbal. Further, according to recent research, spatial thinking seems to be critical in the development of abstract knowledge and in the processes of abstraction. Although there is a consensus regarding the role and impact of spatial cognition, there are a number of different, divergent, and sometimes even discrepant theoretical and methodological perspectives in the study of spatial cognition.
Original languageEnglish (US)
Title of host publicationBaltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication
Pages1-3
Volumevol 10
StatePublished - 2015

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