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Project
Members |
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Radu
Bogdan, Director
Philosophy & Psychology
mental
development
theory of mind
language acquisition
origins of mind &
consciousness
Mark
Ashton Smith
Psychology
cognitive
development
theory of mind
consciousness
normativity
affective priming
Bill
Wringe
Philosophy
theory
of mind
simulation
empathy
Simon
Wigley
Philosophy
moral
psychology
attribution of
responsibility
stereotyping
Emre
Özgen
Psychology
colour
vision
impact of language & culture
on perception
Oliver
Wright
Psychology
colour
vision
cultural influences on colour vision
developmental psychology |
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Associate
Members |
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Istvan
Aranyosi
Philosophy
physicalism
mental causation
phenomenal concepts
Sandy
Berkovski
Philosophy
philosophy
of language
the context principle
metaphor
Josh
Cowley
Philosophy
concepts
inferential role semantics
reasoning
theory of mind
Hilmi
Demir
Philosophy
foundations
of cognitive science
human information
processing
psychology as a scientific discipline
David
Davenport
Computer Engineering
artificial
intelligence
cognitive architectures
knowledge representation
Fergus
Bolger
Psychology
social,
developmental and economic psychology
psycholinguistics
judgment and decision making
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Center
for Mind, Language & Culture
Bilkent University |
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The
Center for Mind, Language and Culture (CMLC) was established in
January 2008 as an interdisciplinary platform for collaborative
research and public forms of communication (symposia, lectures,
conferences, seminars) that explore the evolution, development and
design of mental capacities involved in the assimilation and transmission
of culture. The human mind is designed for and by culture - where
culture is understood as a set of social practices, forms of interaction
and communication, habits, norms, rules, conventions, and institutions
transmitted from generation to generation.
The
Center has a core group of 'project members' whose work is directly
involved with mind-culture topics, and 'associate members' who work
in areas - such as philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, reasoning
- that overlap with such topics.
The
first major initiative of the CMLC is the forthcoming colloquium
on mirror neurons, which will take place on Friday, April 18th,
2008, with a prestigious international participation (see below).
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Events,
2008 |
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Taking
the Measure of Mirror Neurons
An international colloquium at Bilkent University, Friday, April
18, 2008, from 9.30 to 19.30, C-block amphitheater, 3rd floor,
in FEASS Building.
In collaboration with the Psychology Department, Bilkent University.
With the participation of:
Pierre Jacob (Philosophy, Institut Jean Nicod,
Paris, France)
Thomas Metzinger (Philosophy, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität
Mainz, Germany)
Guenther
Knoblich (Psychology, University of Birmingham, UK)
Natalie Sebanz (Psychology, University of Birmingham,
UK)
and
Radu Bogdan (Philosophy & Psychology, Bilkent
University, Turkey)
Mark Ashton Smith (Psychology, Bilkent University,
Turkey)
for program details
click here |
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Bilkent
University Department
of Philosophy Department
of Psychology |
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Center
for Mind, Language and Culture (CMLC), Bilkent University, Bilkent,
06800, Ankara, Turkey
Telephone:+90.312.290 2949 e-mail:
mind@bilkent.edu.tr
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