CNCC Summer School "Social Cognition and Social Narrative", San Marino
16. 1. 2008 | videné 625-krát
The European Science Foundation and the EUROCORES Programme "Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context
(CNCC)" is sponsoring a one-week interdisciplinary collegium/summer school on contemporary research in the area of social cognition, theory of mind, and narrative theory at the University of San Marino in San Marino. See the collegium website at http://www.philosophy.ucf.edu/pcs/smCollegium.html
Organizers: Shaun Gallagher, Dan Hutto, Dan Zahavi.
The collegium/summer school is open to a limited number of graduate students and post-doc researchers interested in theory of mind and the role of narrative and embodied intersubjectivity in our understanding of others. Priority will be given to CNCC-associated students and post-docs. Research presentations, discussions, and tutorial sessions will allow researchers and students to share knowledge and interact. Students will have the opportunity to earn 15 points in the ECTS system.
San Marino is located more than 2,000 feet above the Italian countryside and is possibly the oldest existing republic in the world, with a history of independence dating back to 301 CE.
The preliminary list of faculty includes:
Cristiano Castelfranchi. Psychology. ISTC-CNR, Rome. (CNCC: CONTACT Group)
Jonathan Cole. Neurophysiology. Universities of Southampton and Bournsmouth
Stephen M. Fiore. Cognitive Science. University of Central Florida. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Shaun Gallagher. Philosophy/Cognitive Science. Universities of Central Florida & Hertfordshire. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Vittorio Gallese. Neuroscience. Università degli Studi di Parma. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
David Herman. English/Project Narrative. Ohio State University.
Jessica Hobson. Psychology. Tavistock/University College London.
Peter Hobson. Developmental Psychopathology. University College London.
Dan Hutto. Philosophy. University of Hertfordshire.
Tjeerd Jellema. Psychology. University of Hull. (CNCC: BOUNDARIES Group)
Daniela Kloo. Psychiatry. Universität Salzburg, Austria (CNCC: METACOGNITION Group)
Andrew Meltzoff. Developmental Psychology. University of Washington
Joëlle Proust. Jean Nicod Institute, Paris. (CNCC: METACOGNITION Group)
Andreas Roepstorff. Neuroscience. University of Aarhus. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Stephen Stich. Philosophy. Rutgers University.
Kai Vogeley. Neuropsychology. University of Cologne, Germany. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Patrizia Violi. Semiotics and Communication. Universities of Bologna & San Marino.
Dan Zahavi. Philosophy. University of Copenhagen. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Topics include: social interaction in infancy, folk psychology, theory of mind, simulation theories, interaction theory, social neuroscience, mirror neurons, extended mind, the phenomenology of intersubjectivity, neurological deficits, and the role of narrative in social cognition.
Free tuition. Funding is available to cover individual travel expenses for graduate students and post-docs who work in CNCC projects. For more information and application procedure please go to http://www.philosophy.ucf.edu/pcs/smCollegium.html.
Application deadline: 1 March 2008
Source: ESF
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Mgr. Iveta Hemanovska
ESF contact
Slovak Academy of Sciences
Department of International Cooperation
Stefanikova 49
814 38 Bratislava
Slovak Republic
Tel.: + 421 2 5751 0136
Fax: + 421 2 5751 0602
e-mail: hermanovska@up.upsav.sk
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(CNCC)" is sponsoring a one-week interdisciplinary collegium/summer school on contemporary research in the area of social cognition, theory of mind, and narrative theory at the University of San Marino in San Marino. See the collegium website at http://www.philosophy.ucf.edu/pcs/smCollegium.html
Organizers: Shaun Gallagher, Dan Hutto, Dan Zahavi.
The collegium/summer school is open to a limited number of graduate students and post-doc researchers interested in theory of mind and the role of narrative and embodied intersubjectivity in our understanding of others. Priority will be given to CNCC-associated students and post-docs. Research presentations, discussions, and tutorial sessions will allow researchers and students to share knowledge and interact. Students will have the opportunity to earn 15 points in the ECTS system.
San Marino is located more than 2,000 feet above the Italian countryside and is possibly the oldest existing republic in the world, with a history of independence dating back to 301 CE.
The preliminary list of faculty includes:
Cristiano Castelfranchi. Psychology. ISTC-CNR, Rome. (CNCC: CONTACT Group)
Jonathan Cole. Neurophysiology. Universities of Southampton and Bournsmouth
Stephen M. Fiore. Cognitive Science. University of Central Florida. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Shaun Gallagher. Philosophy/Cognitive Science. Universities of Central Florida & Hertfordshire. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Vittorio Gallese. Neuroscience. Università degli Studi di Parma. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
David Herman. English/Project Narrative. Ohio State University.
Jessica Hobson. Psychology. Tavistock/University College London.
Peter Hobson. Developmental Psychopathology. University College London.
Dan Hutto. Philosophy. University of Hertfordshire.
Tjeerd Jellema. Psychology. University of Hull. (CNCC: BOUNDARIES Group)
Daniela Kloo. Psychiatry. Universität Salzburg, Austria (CNCC: METACOGNITION Group)
Andrew Meltzoff. Developmental Psychology. University of Washington
Joëlle Proust. Jean Nicod Institute, Paris. (CNCC: METACOGNITION Group)
Andreas Roepstorff. Neuroscience. University of Aarhus. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Stephen Stich. Philosophy. Rutgers University.
Kai Vogeley. Neuropsychology. University of Cologne, Germany. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Patrizia Violi. Semiotics and Communication. Universities of Bologna & San Marino.
Dan Zahavi. Philosophy. University of Copenhagen. (CNCC: BASIC Group)
Topics include: social interaction in infancy, folk psychology, theory of mind, simulation theories, interaction theory, social neuroscience, mirror neurons, extended mind, the phenomenology of intersubjectivity, neurological deficits, and the role of narrative in social cognition.
Free tuition. Funding is available to cover individual travel expenses for graduate students and post-docs who work in CNCC projects. For more information and application procedure please go to http://www.philosophy.ucf.edu/pcs/smCollegium.html.
Application deadline: 1 March 2008
Source: ESF
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Mgr. Iveta Hemanovska
ESF contact
Slovak Academy of Sciences
Department of International Cooperation
Stefanikova 49
814 38 Bratislava
Slovak Republic
Tel.: + 421 2 5751 0136
Fax: + 421 2 5751 0602
e-mail: hermanovska@up.upsav.sk
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