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Since 2005, a leading forum for work in the philosophy and science of mind. On Applications of the Account of the Evolution of Representational Decision Making. On The Evolution of Representational Decision Making. On The Evolution of Representational Decision Making. On The Evolution of Representational Decision Making. On The Evolution of Representational Decision Making.
What can we talk about? October 25, 2013. To know what can be known. Integrating Ethics and Epistemology of Scientific Research. DFG Research Training Group 2073. Homo loquax - Chattering man. A cognitive science blog focusing on language, social cognition, their evolution and anything else that piques my interest. Digitally widens the windows of LEARNING. The Art of Scientific Communication.
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I am Professor of Cognitive Anthropology in the Department of Philosophy at Leipzig University. I am also part of the newly established Leipzig Research Center for Early Child Development and a member of the Junge Akademie. Before coming to Leipzig, I was Junior Professor of Neurophilosophy in the Department of Philosophy at the University ofPARSED CONTENT
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The last set of blogs and comments have been marked. I have really seen an improvement in your ability to present interesting debates and thoughtful comments throughout the term. Wrote interesting blogs about the efficacy of removing RT outliers and applied this to a real world example in athletics. Using such examples can improve the clarity of your argument by enabling an untrained reader to relate to the topic more easily.
I would like to think that you found the exercise of blogging quite useful though lots of you mentioned in your blogs how you would prefer to do weekly tests. So why do we bother with comments? The standard of the blogs and comments is good and an improvement from those I read back in October. So those of you who made regular submissions have practised arguing your points in a clear manner and will benefit from the .