Self-recognition in an Asian elephant
Here: https://www.pnas.org/cgi/content/abstract/0608062103v1
Philosophers’ Carnival #38
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Meeting the editor of Philosophy of Science
Last week at the 2006 PSA Meeting, there was a session with Michael Dickson, editor of Philosophy of Science. What he had to say is especially interesting in light of recent controversies on how philosophy journals are run.Here are a few things I remember Michael Dickson saying (paraphrased by me):1. …
PMS WIPS 004
The fourth issue of PMS WIPS is out, featuring “The Unreliability of Naive Introspection” by Eric Schwitzgebel, University of California at Riverside. Comments are open on this and previous issues of PMS WIPS. Upcoming issues are scheduled as follows: Nov 15, 2006 – PMS WIPS 005 – Nicholas Maxwell, University …
Extended Minds Without Vehicle Externalism?
[Post by Neil Levy]Brains blogger Ken Aizawa is well-known for (among other things) his opposition to the extended mind thesis. To refresh your memories, the extended mind thesis is the view, associated especially with Andy Clark (but also subscribed to by fellow-blogger Rob Wilson, as well as a growing number …
CFP: Arts and Neuroscience Review
Cfp on the topic of Imagination and Creativity for the Arts and Neurosciences Review Institut Jean Nicod, Paris, France (Deadline: February 15, 2007) ARTS and NEUROSCIENCES REVIEW Established in the Institut Jean Nicod, an interdisciplinary lab interface between the humanities and the cognitive sciences, ARTS and NEUROSCIENCES REVIEW presents articles, …
CFP: Objects and Sound Perception
Last Call for papers(Deadline: December 1, 2006)OBJECTS and SOUND PERCEPTIONIssue 7 (2007) of the EUROPEAN REVIEW of PHILOSOPHYhttps://www.erp-review.org