Fall 2008 & Spring 2009 Information
Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience Seminars
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Time: For Fall '08 & Spring '09 Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience Seminars will be on sabbatical
Location: Faculty House
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Theme: New paradigms for studying cognitive processes in animals - particularly symbol use and memory - have, for the first time, allowed psychologists and neuroscientists to compare higher thought processes in animals and human beings. Of special interest is the question, how does an animal think without language? This, and related questions concerning the nature of animal cognition, have defined the themes of this seminar whose members include specialists in animal and human cognition, ethology, philosophy, and neuroscience.
Contact: Chairs - and Rapporteur -
Fall 2008
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For Fall 2008 & Spring 2009 Semesters - Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience Seminars will be on sabbatical
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For Fall 2008 & Spring 2009 Semesters - Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience Seminars will be on sabbatical
Language and Cognition University Seminars
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Time: Monthly on Thursdays at 4 P.M.
Location: Kellog Center Rm. 1512 SIPA
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Theme: What can the study of language contribute to our
understanding of human nature? This question motivates research
spanning many intellectual constituencies, for its range exceeds the
scope of any one of the core disciplines.
Contact: Chair - Rapporteur -
Fall 2008
September 25
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Zenzi Griffin, University of Texas Dept. of Psychology, "How speakers' eye movements reflect language production" *to RSVP for this event please email
October 30
December 4
Spring 2009
January 22
February 26
March 26
April 30
