N. Eilan, Ch. Hoerl, T. McCormack et J. Roessler (dir.), Joint attention : communication and other minds. Issues in philosophy and psychology [Book Review]

Alter: revue de phénoménologie 18:333-338 (2010)
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Dans sa Préface, Naomi Eilan rappelle la motivation première du présent volume : il s’agissait de répondre à la question de l’importance et du rôle joué par la « cognition sociale » dans la constitution objective des représentations spatiales, objet d’un volume antérieur, lesquelles se trouvaient alors appréhendées sur un mode essentiellement solipsiste. Cette problématique générale peut paraître bien éloignée de la thématique retenue pour ce volume, « l’attention conjointe », mais on va voir...

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