N°64 - 2015/2

Cognitive Sciences: prospective reflections

Gapenne Olivier

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Gapenne Olivier

Cognitive Science(s): a Fascinating Critical Situation

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Steiner Pierre

Cognitive Science Without Cognition?

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De Loor Pierre, Mille Alain, Khamassi Mehdi

Artificial Intelligence: the Contribution of Embodied Paradigms

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Petitmengin Claire, Bitbol Michel, Ollagnier-Beldame Magali

Towards a Science of Lived Experience

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Stewart John, Havelange Véronique

Individual and Collective Human Intelligence: the Case of the Ecological Crisis

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Honeste Marie-Luce

An Experiential Approach in Lexical Semantics

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Zielinska Anna C.

Quine on Language and Science or the Roots of Redemption.

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Vion-Dury Jean, Besson Mireille, Cermolacce Michel, Schön Daniele, Piotrowski David

Neurophenomenology of the Linguistic Sign: Contribution of the Phenomenological Morphodynamics and Structuralist (PMS) Model to Understanding the Neural Mechanisms Underlying the Constitution of Meaning

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MEMORY AND COGNITION: HOW IS THE MEANING OF THE WORLD CONTRUCTED THROUGH OUR INTERACTIONS WITH THE ENVIRONMENT?

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