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Category: Cognitive Science News
You can see Josh Knobe, of Experimental Philosophy fame, and Paul Bloom, who doesn't have a blog but has one of them professorship things up at some podunk little school in New Haven, CT, talking about research in moral psychology...
Posted by Chris at 5:07 PM • 4 Comments •
Category: Cognitive Science News
Over the next few months, several cognitive science books will be coming out that look really interesting. I thought I'd list a few of them, in case you're interested in checking them out once they're published. The Prehistory of Cognitive...
Posted by Chris at 7:09 PM • 3 Comments •
Category: Cognitive Science News
Via Will Wilkerson, I learned of Richard Rorty's very good review of Marc Hauser's Moral Minds. He's very critical both of Hauser's moral nativism and of Hauser's more optimistic claims about the study of moral psychology. John McKhail, who is...
Posted by Chris at 7:11 PM • 8 Comments •
Category: Cognitive Science News
The first edition of the new neuroscience carnival Encephalon is now up at The Neurophilosopher's Blog, here. There are several good posts, and I actually learned a bit from some of them. I have to admit, though, that I'm particularly...
Posted by Chris at 5:20 PM • 2 Comments •
Category: Cognitive Science News
Over at Gene Expression, "Darth Quixote's" (George Menard's rewriting of Cervantes? That's a bad joke, isn't it?) 10-question interview with Steven Pinker was posted today. You can read it here. The questions are pretty good, for the most part, and...
Posted by Chris at 2:46 AM • 7 Comments •
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