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    The combination of multiple affective experiences and their impact on valuation judgments.Emir Efendić, Saša Drače & François Ric - 2019 - Cognition and Emotion 34 (4):684-699.
    People’s affective experiences can be influenced by multiple informational inputs. It remains unclear however how this occurs? In this paper, we investigate the construction of affective experience...
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    The impact of automatic evaluation on mood: an awareness-dependent effect.Nicolas Pillaud & François Ric - 2020 - Cognition and Emotion 34 (7):1457-1472.
    How do affective feelings arise? Most theories consider that affective feelings result from the appraisals of an event, these appraisals being the consequences of automatic evaluations processes th...
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    The impact of minimal exposure to affective information on mood and its moderation by prime visibility: a meta-analysis.Nicolas Pillaud & François Ric - 2023 - Cognition and Emotion 37 (2):182-195.
    This article presents a meta-analysis of the impact of minimal exposure to affective stimuli on the emergence of enduring conscious affective feelings. Theories often assume that such affective feelings are linked to automatic appraisals of events (i.e. in the absence of an evaluative processing goal). However, few studies have tested this hypothesis. Moreover, they have provided divergent results. We propose a meta-analysis of these studies to get a clearer picture on this issue. The meta-analysis includes 22 studies (37 effect sizes; (...)
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    Embodiment in the acquisition and use of emotion knowledge.Paula M. Niedenthal, Lawrence W. Barsalou, François Ric & Silvia Krauth-Gruber - 2005 - In Barr (ed.), Emotion and Consciousness. Guilford Press.
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    Paul Ricœur : de la réflexion à l'attestation.François Mottard - 1993 - Laval Théologique et Philosophique 49 (3):459-475.
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    Paul Ricœur: les sens d'une vie.François Dosse - 1997 - Paris: La Découverte.
    La philosophie est aujourd'hui de retour pour éclairer les grands enjeux de cette fin de siècle. La quête du sens qu'exprime ce retour ne peut que rencontrer la figure et le parcours de Paul Ricœur : depuis les années trente, il a toujours conçu sa réflexion comme une forme d'engagement dans la Cité. Sa présence constante dans ce siècle ne sera jamais démentie. Maître à penser plus que maître penseur, ses travaux sont devenus une source majeure d'inspiration dans les domaines (...)
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    Note on Du ‘temps’: Elements for a Philosophy of Living.Paul Ricœur - 2023 - Theory, Culture and Society 40 (4-5):257-263.
    The author probes Jullien on the problem of time, which is at the heart of European philosophy, while allowing himself to embrace an intelligibility of the ‘infra-philosophical’ leading to a ‘living in philosophy’. The question is both intriguing and rewarding: ‘what the Chinese have thought because they have not thought time’. Yet the author wonders: does Jullien pay more attention to the Greeks than to the Hebrews vis-à-vis China with regard to the concept of time? Jullien’s text on time of (...)
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    Paul Ricœur et les sciences humaines.Christian Delacroix, François Dosse & Patrick Garcia (eds.) - 2007 - Paris: Découverte.
    Le 20 mai 2005, Paul Ricœur nous quittait à l'âge de quatre-vingt-douze ans, après une traversée du siècle qu'il a fortement marqué. Il nous laisse une œuvre immense, véritable incitation/invitation au travail dont l'une des originalités aura été de conduire un dialogue constant de la philosophie avec son autre, notamment avec les sciences humaines. À l'heure des replis disciplinaires et des crispations institutionnelles, sa manière de faire dialoguer les savoirs semble plus nécessaire que jamais à. Le souci dont a fait (...)
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    Introduction.François Dosse - 2017 - Études Ricoeuriennes / Ricoeur Studies 8 (1):1-4.
    La question se pose de savoir si la Justice est capable de réparer le tragique de l’histoire. François Dosse situe son analyse sur l’axe pragmatique de la préoccupation citoyenne exprimée par Ricœur, dès les premières lignes de La mémoire, l’histoire, l’oubli, lorsqu’il se dit troublé par le trop de mémoire ici et le trop d’oubli ailleurs. On assiste en effet à une judiciarisation progressive de la discipline historique. Elle se traduit par une inquiétante inflation mémorielle depuis la loi Gayssot (...)
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    Introduction.François Dosse - 2017 - Études Ricoeuriennes / Ricoeur Studies 8 (1):5-8.
    La question se pose de savoir si la Justice est capable de réparer le tragique de l’histoire. François Dosse situe son analyse sur l’axe pragmatique de la préoccupation citoyenne exprimée par Ricœur, dès les premières lignes de La mémoire, l’histoire, l’oubli, lorsqu’il se dit troublé par le trop de mémoire ici et le trop d’oubli ailleurs. On assiste en effet à une judiciarisation progressive de la discipline historique. Elle se traduit par une inquiétante inflation mémorielle depuis la loi Gayssot (...)
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    L’histoire entre la guerre des mémoires et la Justice.François Dosse - 2017 - Études Ricoeuriennes / Ricoeur Studies 8 (1):67-82.
    La question se pose de savoir si la Justice est capable de réparer le tragique de l’histoire. François Dosse situe son analyse sur l’axe pragmatique de la préoccupation citoyenne exprimée par Ricœur, dès les premières lignes de La mémoire, l’histoire, l’oubli, lorsqu’il se dit troublé par le trop de mémoire ici et le trop d’oubli ailleurs. On assiste en effet à une judiciarisation progressive de la discipline historique. Elle se traduit par une inquiétante inflation mémorielle depuis la loi Gayssot (...)
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    Ricœur et l'anonymat des institutions.Jean-François Rioux - 2021 - Dialogue 60 (3):395-402.
    In this short paper, I argue with the help of Paul Ricœur's work that human freedom depends in part on the anonymity of political institutions. First, I explain why institutions are essential to the realization of freedom. Second, I show that institutions are anonymous in two distinct ways. While the first way expresses the corruption of certain institutions, the second pertains to the essence of all of them. I conclude by suggesting that all critiques of the anonymity of institutions should (...)
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    Lyotard et le langage.Corinne Enaudeau & Frédéric Fruteau de Laclos (eds.) - 2017 - [Paris]: Klincksieck.
    Les etudes ici rassemblees interrogent les articulations et desarticulations que Jean-Francois Lyotard place au principe du langage. Le volume dessine ainsi les lignes de force et les deplacements de sa pensee, ses presupposes et ses apories. Il montre les malentendus et les polemiques suscites par sa reecriture radicale de la rationalite. Pas de langage en general, dit Lyotard, mais des langages multiples, des types de discours heterogenes que la politique brasse sans pacifier leurs conflits. La recherche du consensus, dont l' (...)
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    Différence, différend: Deleuze et Lyotard.Corinne Enaudeau & Frédéric Fruteau de Laclos (eds.) - 2015 - [Paris]: Éditions Les Belles lettres.
    Gilles Deleuze et Jean-François Lyotard sont deux figures centrales de la pensée française contemporaine. Leur connivence, née dans les années 1970 alors qu'ils enseignent à l'Université expérimentale de Vincennes, procède d'une critique partagée de l'humanisme classique, d'une distance comparable à l'égard du structuralisme, enfin d'une thématisation commune du désir et de la sensibilité. La publication, à deux ans d'intervalle, de L'Anti-Oedipe et d'Economie libidinale confirme cette proximité : les auteurs y soutiennent des positions éthiques et politiques tout aussi intempestives. (...)
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    Une nouvelle connaissance du vivant: François Jacob, André Lwoff et Jacques Monod.Claude Debru, Michel Morange, Frédéric Worms & Laurent Loison (eds.) - 2012 - Paris: Editions Rue d'Ulm.
    La publication presque simultanée de L'Ordre biologique d'André Lwoff (1969), de La Logique du vivant de François Jacob (1970), du Hasard et la nécessité de Jacques Monod (1970) et les débats qui s'ensuivirent, ont constitué un moment fort de la vie intellectuelle française. Comme il serait difficile aujourd'hui d'imaginer des débats analogues, réunissant philosophes et scientifiques autour de questions aussi fondamentales que la nature de l'objectivité scientifique et l'explication des phénomènes vivants! Le contexte scientifique et culturel explique la genèse (...)
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    RICŒUR, Paul, La Critique et la Conviction. Entretien avec François Azouvi et Marc de LaunayRICŒUR, Paul, La Critique et la Conviction. Entretien avec François Azouvi et Marc de Launay.Daniel Desroches - 1998 - Laval Théologique et Philosophique 54 (3):637-641.
  17. François-Xavier amherdt, l'herméneutique philosophique de Paul ricœur et son importance pour l'exégèse biblique. En débat avec la new Yale theology school (la nuit surveillée), Paris, Cerf, 2004, 871 P. [REVIEW]Jacques Schouwey - 2005 - Revue de Théologie Et de Philosophie 137:70.
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    Diverging into the Untranslatable. George Steiner, Paul Ricœur and François Jullien.Natalie Chamat - 2023 - Yearbook for Eastern and Western Philosophy 6 (1):171-182.
    George Steiner famously declared that, after Babel, all understanding is translating. Poetry and philosophy turn out to pose the challenge of untranslatability. In my paper, I map out the complex intertwining of translation and hermeneutics, including the interplay of interpretation. Moving from Steiner’s fidelity cycle to Ricœurs linguistic hospitality, a shift of accent from the concepts of difference, identity and universality towards distance and encounter can be observed. With regard to translation as metaphor, understanding metaphor, the necessity of reflecting upon (...)
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  19. Myriam revault d'allonnes, François azouvt (éds), ricœur (cahier de l'herne, 81), Paris, l'herne, 2004, 361 P. respectant la polyphonie de l'œuvre philosophique de ricœur, ce cahier ne cherche PAS seulement à montrer comment la pensée de ricœur travaille tous Les grands philosophes de la tradition occidentale, mais surtout comment Elle entretient un dialogue. [REVIEW]Jacques Schouwey - 2005 - Revue de Théologie Et de Philosophie 137:66.
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    Le mal: un défi à la philosophie et à la théologie.Paul Ricœur - 2004 - Genève: Labor et Fides.
    Texte d'une conférence prononcée à la Faculté de théologie de l'Université de Lausanne en 1985, dans lequel le philosophe reprend la question du mal, du défi qu'il représente, dans une perspective augustinienne.
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    En quel sens la rationalité juridique est-elle herméneutique?: Sur un héritage contemporain de philosophie pratique ricœurienne en théorie du droit.Philippe Lacour - 2014 - Philosophy Today 58 (4):665-678.
    This essay draws some consequences affecting juridical rationality, particularly its normative theory, from the discussion of Ricoeur’s philosophy of law by Alain Papaux and François Ost. It emphasizes in particular the ambiguities of Papaux’s position regarding the notion of abduction and stresses the irreducibility of the hermeneutic dimension of legal argument.
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    L'empire du sens: l'humanisation des sciences humaines.François Dosse - 1995 - Paris: Decouverte.
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    Critique and Conviction: Conversations with Francois Azouvi and Marc de Launay.Paul Ricoeur - 1998 - Polity.
    _Criticism and Conviction_ offers a rare opportunity to share personally in the intellectual life and journey of the eminent philosopher Paul Ricoeur. Internationally known for his influential works in hermeneutics, theology, psychoanalysis, and aesthetics, until now, Ricoeur has been conspicuously silent on the subject of himself. In this book--a conversation about his life and work with François Azouvi and Marc de Launay--Ricoeur reflects on a variety of philosophical, social, religious, and cultural topics, from the paradoxes of political power to (...)
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    D’Isis à Marie Pierre Hadot, la nature et les divinités nourricières.François Athané - 2013 - L’Enseignement Philosophique 63 (1):62-71.
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    Happiness: a philosopher's guide.Frédéric Lenoir - 2015 - Brooklyn: Melville House.
    A huge bestseller in Europe, Frederic Lenoir’s Happiness is an exciting journey that examines how history’s greatest philosophers and religious figures have answered life’s most fundamental question: What is happiness and how do I achieve it? From the ancient Greeks on—from Aristotle, Plato, and Chuang Tzu to the Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad; from Voltaire, Spinoza, and Schopenhauer to Kant, Freud, and even modern neuroscientists—Lenoir considers the idea that true and lasting happiness is indeed possible. In clear language, Lenoir concisely surveys (...)
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    Stigmergic coordination and minimal cognition in plants.Ric Sims & Özlem Yilmaz - 2023 - Adaptive Behavior 31 (3).
  27. Irving Singer and The Goals of Human Sexuality.Ric Brown - 1995 - In David Goicoechea (ed.), The Nature and Pursuit of Love: The Philosophy of Irving Singer. Prometheus Books. pp. 295.
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    Blustering Brags, Dueling Inventors, and Corn-Square Geniuses.Ric Northrup Caric - 1995 - American Journal of Semiotics 12 (1-4):323-341.
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    John Fitch and the Invention of the Steamboat.Ric Northrup Caric - 1997 - Semiotics:167-180.
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    The variety-of-evidence thesis: a Bayesian exploration of its surprising failures.François Claveau & Olivier Grenier - 2017 - Synthese:1-28.
    Diversity of evidence is widely claimed to be crucial for evidence amalgamation to have distinctive epistemic merits. Bayesian epistemologists capture this idea in the variety-of-evidence thesis: ceteris paribus, the strength of confirmation of a hypothesis by an evidential set increases with the diversity of the evidential elements in that set. Yet, formal exploration of this thesis has shown that it fails to be generally true. This article demonstrates that the thesis fails in even more circumstances than recent results would lead (...)
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    Identity, Social Relations, and Time.Ric Caric Northrup - 1994 - Philosophy in the Contemporary World 1 (1):26-33.
    This essay analyzes the nature of social relations when individual identity is conceived as both autonomous and socially constructed. Viewing identity as autonomous and socially constructed makes it necessary both to conceive individuals as socially related to others in the present and past, and to incorporate individuals into multiple systems of social relations. I argue that George Herbert Mead’s theory of social systems provides a basis for performing these tasks. By adding a concept of “contemporaneous consciousness” to Mead’s notion of (...)
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    The Independence Condition in the Variety-of-Evidence Thesis.François Claveau - 2013 - Philosophy of Science 80 (1):94-118.
    The variety-of-evidence thesis has been criticized by Bovens and Hartmann. This article points to two limitations of their Bayesian model: the conceptualization of unreliable evidential sources as randomizing and the restriction to comparing full independence to full dependence. It is shown that the variety-of-evidence thesis is rehabilitated when unreliable sources are reconceptualized as systematically biased. However, it turns out that allowing for degrees of independence leads to a qualification of the variety-of-evidence thesis: as Bovens and Hartmann claimed, more independence does (...)
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  33. Le pire des maux. Éthique et ontologie du spécisme.François Jaquet - 2024 - Paris: Éliott Éditions.
    Il est assez rare qu’un concept philosophique s’échappe de l’arène académique. C’est pourtant le cas du concept de spécisme, qui a fait une entrée remarquée dans la sphère publique au cours de la dernière décennie. Il est désormais au cœur du débat de société sur nos devoirs envers les animaux non humains. Hélas, ce concept et les enjeux qu’il soulève sont souvent mal compris. Nombreux sont les auteurs qui contestent sa légitimité alors qu’ils le maitrisent mal. D’autres l’utilisent plus volontiers (...)
     
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  34. Introduction.François Raffoul & David Pettigrew - 2002 - In Fran?ois Raffoul & David Pettigrew (eds.), Heidegger and Practical Philosophy. State University of New York Press.
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  35. The subtractive : preface.Francois Wahl - 2008 - In Alain Badiou (ed.), Conditions. New York: Continuum.
     
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    L’étrange et inquiétant Platon de Hans F.K. Günther.François-Xavier Ajavon - 2006 - Laval Théologique et Philosophique 62 (2):267-284.
    Plato’s works have been the object of countless interpretations and recuperations ever since Greek antiquity. In the context of prenazi Germany, the writer Hans F.K. Günther published a work in defence of eugenic theories (aiming to improve man through authoritarian laws), allegedly based on the work of the Athenian philosopher and entitled Platon als Hüter des Lebens (“Plato as Protector of Life”). The present article tries to set forth what is at stake in that propaganda piece, its historical context, as (...)
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    Vital signs.Ric Knowles - 2008 - Semiotica 2008 (168):227-237.
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  38. Generic Generalizations in Science: A Bridge to Everyday Language.François Claveau & Jordan Girard - 2019 - Erkenntnis 84 (4):839-859.
    This article maintains that an important class of scientific generalizations should be reinterpreted: they have typically been understood as ceteris paribus laws, but are, in fact, generics. Four arguments are presented to support this thesis. One argument is that the interpretation in terms of ceteris paribus laws is a historical accident. The other three arguments draw on similarities between these generalizations and archetypal generics: they come with similar inferential commitments, they share a syntactic form, and the existing theories to make (...)
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  39. The illusion of conscious experience.François Kammerer - 2019 - Synthese 198 (1):845-866.
    Illusionism about phenomenal consciousness is the thesis that phenomenal consciousness does not exist, even though it seems to exist. This thesis is widely judged to be uniquely counterintuitive: the idea that consciousness is an illusion strikes most people as absurd, and seems almost impossible to contemplate in earnest. Defenders of illusionism should be able to explain the apparent absurdity of their own thesis, within their own framework. However, this is no trivial task: arguably, none of the illusionist theories currently on (...)
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  40. Le statut du biographique dans le discours philosophique.par Frédéric Cossutta - 2012 - In Frédéric Cossutta, Pascale Delormas & Dominique Maingueneau (eds.), La vie à l'œuvre: le biographique dans le discours philosophique. [Limoges]: Éditions Lambert-Lucas.
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  41. Les discours à caractère déontologique dans le journalisme contemporain: l'exemple de l'intrusion du politique.Fréderéric Torterat - 2013 - In Charles Guérin, Gilles Siouffi & Sandrine Sorlin (eds.), Le rapport éthique au discours: histoire, pratiques, analyses. Bern: Peter Lang.
     
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    The Russo–Williamson Theses in the social sciences: Causal inference drawing on two types of evidence.François Claveau - 2012 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 43 (4):806-813.
    This article examines two theses formulated by Russo and Williamson in their study of causal inference in the health sciences. The two theses are assessed against evidence from a specific case in the social sciences, i.e., research on the institutional determinants of the aggregate unemployment rate. The first Russo–Williamson Thesis is that a causal claim can only be established when it is jointly supported by difference-making and mechanistic evidence. This thesis is shown not to hold. While researchers in my case (...)
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    The Russo–Williamson Theses in the social sciences: Causal inference drawing on two types of evidence.François Claveau - 2012 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 43 (4):806-813.
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    Boundary objects, trading zones, and stigmergy: the social and the cognitive in science.Ric Sims - 2023 - Synthese 202 (4):1-25.
    The main proposal of this paper is that boundary objects and the trading zones in which they occur are the analogue of pheromone trails in the foraging of a termite colony. The colony can be construed as a _stigmergic_ system where the traces of the actions of individual termites coordinate their further actions without the existence of any central control or planning structures. The coordinated systems approach proposed by this paper lends support to the idea that such a system is (...)
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  45. L’herméneutique biblique.PAUL RICŒUR - 2001
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    A Therapeutics of Memory: Paule du Bouchet, Emportée. Arles: Actes Sud, 2011.François Amanecer - 2011 - Diogenes 58 (4):119-123.
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    Compte rendu. Thérapeutique de la mémoire.François Amanecer - 2010 - Diogène 232 (4):167.
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  48. Ethics Without Sentience: Facing Up to the Probable Insignificance of Phenomenal Consciousness.François Kammerer - 2022 - Journal of Consciousness Studies 29 (3-4):180-204.
    Phenomenal consciousness appears to be particularly normatively significant. For this reason, sentience-based conceptions of ethics are widespread. In the field of animal ethics, knowing which animals are sentient appears to be essential to decide the moral status of these animals. I argue that, given that materialism is true of the mind, phenomenal consciousness is probably not particularly normatively significant. We should face up to this probable insignificance of phenomenal consciousness and move towards an ethic without sentience.
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  49. The elephant in the room: What matters cognitively in cumulative technological culture.François Osiurak & Emanuelle Reynaud - 2020 - Behavioral and Brain Sciences 43:e156.
    Cumulative technological culture (CTC) refers to the increase in the efficiency and complexity of tools and techniques in human populations over generations. A fascinating question is to understand the cognitive origins of this phenomenon. Because CTC is definitely a social phenomenon, most accounts have suggested a series of cognitive mechanisms oriented toward the social dimension (e.g., teaching, imitation, theory of mind, and metacognition), thereby minimizing the technical dimension and the potential influence of non-social, cognitive skills. What if we have failed (...)
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    From Groups to Individuals: Evolution and Emerging Individuality.Frédéric Bouchard & Philippe Huneman (eds.) - 2013 - Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
    Our intuitive assumption that only organisms are the real individuals in the natural world is at odds with developments in cell biology, ecology, genetics, evolutionary biology, and other fields. Although organisms have served for centuries as nature’s paradigmatic individuals, science suggests that organisms are only one of the many ways in which the natural world could be organized. When living beings work together—as in ant colonies, beehives, and bacteria-metazoan symbiosis—new collective individuals can emerge. In this book, leading scholars consider the (...)
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