Dear all,
For those of you who are interested in the philosophy of animal minds and
comparative psychology, the comparative cognition reading group will be
continuing this term on Thursdays at 10-11am, in HPS Seminar Room 3.
We’ll begin this Thursday (23rd), reading Celia Heyes’ 'False Belief in
Infancy: A fresh look’, Developmental Science 17 (2014), 647-59, together with
Scott & Baillargeon’s response, ‘How fresh a look? A reply to Heyes’,
Developmental Science 17, 660-664.
The full schedule for the rest of this term is below. Hope to see you there!
Best wishes,
Ali
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Week 1 - Heyes (2014), 'False Belief in Infancy: A fresh look’, Developmental
Science 17, 647-59
Scott & Baillargeon (2014), ‘How fresh a look? A reply to
Heyes’, Developmental Science 17, 660-664
Week 2 - Apperly, Ian & Butterfill, Stephen (2009) ‘Do Humans Have Two Systems
to Track Beliefs and Belief-like States?’ Psychological Review 116: 953-970
Week 3 - Heyes (2015), 'Animal mindreading: what’s the problem?’, Psychonomic
Bulletin & Review 22, 313-27
Week 4 - Tomasello, M. (2014), A Natural History of Human Thinking, Chapters 5
and 6
Week 5 - Horner, V. & Whiten, A., (2004). 'Causal knowledge and
imitation/emulation switching in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) and children
(Homo sapiens).' Animal Cognition, 8(3), pp.164–181.
Week 6 - Heyes, C. and Ray, E.D. (2000) 'What is the Significance of Imitation
in Animals?' Advances in the Study of Behavior, 29, 215-245
Week 7 - Gomez, J.C. (2010), ‘The Ontogeny of Triadic Cooperative Interactions
with Humans in an Infant Gorilla’ Interaction Studies 11: 353-379
Week 8 - Trestman, M., (2015) 'Clever Hans, Alex the Parrot, and Kanzi: What
can Exceptional Animal Learning Teach us About Human Cognitive Evolution?'
Biological Theory 10, 86-99
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