N°66 - 2016/2

Phenomenology of vigilance and attention. Philosophy, sciences and technics

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Awake, Asleep, Sleepwalking - States of the Body, States of the Self in Maine de Biran's Thought

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Jacobs Hanne

I am Awake: Husserl on Wakefulness and Attention

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Sebbah François-David

"There is" and Ethical Vigilance

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Depraz Natalie

Vigilance: a Micro-Dynamics of Awakening

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Livet Pierre

Vigilance and Negligence

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Berger Eve

Within my Body Comes to Light without Words that Something is Coming to Pass…

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Franck Georg

Vigilance: Embodied Nowness? On the Relation of Mental Presence to Time and Energy

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Landry Mathieu, Raz Amir

Heightened states of attention: From mental performance to altered states of consciousness and contemplative practices

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Citton Yves

Collective Attention and Media Watch

Review

Leclercq Bruno

Object Identification in Artificial Intelligence; the Descriptive Referential Expressions Strategy

Review

Mille Alain

Book Review of “Saussure au Futur”, by François Rastier

Review

Paré Zaven

Living with Robots, Essay about Artificial Empathy

Phenomenology of vigilance and attention. Philosophy, sciences and technics

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Places and modes of existence of experiential knowledge: embodied knowledge, situated knowledge

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