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Workshop: Cognition in Social Contexts: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Workshop: Cognition in Social Contexts: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
ZOOM LINK Workshop Registration Registration is now CLOSED. Thank you for your interest. See below for updated workshop program. In recent decades, many new research fields have emerged at the intersection of the social and cognitive sciences, such as cognitive sociology (e.g., Zerubavel, 1997), cognitive anthropology D’Andrade, 1992), cultural psychology (e.g., Shweder, 1991), and social […]
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Research Retreat: Election Interference and Security In A Contested Infosphere
Research Retreat: Election Interference and Security In A Contested Infosphere
Join the Rotman Institute of Philosophy, the Electro-Governance Group (EGG), the Department of Political Science and the Starling Center for Just Technologies for a research retreat bringing together scholars from across disciplines and departments at Western to share research and perspectives on the political and security challenges to democracies arising from technological and political-economic change […]
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Research Retreat: Human-AI Relationships
Research Retreat: Human-AI Relationships
Join The Rotman Institute of Philosophy for a Research Retreat on Human-AI Relationships. Who: Western University research community When: Thursday, May 08, 2025 Time: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Where: WIRB 3000, Western University The Rotman Institute of Philosophy is excited to host a one-day research retreat on the topic of Human-AI Relationships. Our goal is to bring together […]
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2025 Annual Philosophy of Physics Conferences
Empiricism and the Methodology of Modern Physics REGISTRATION LINKZOOM LINK May 25-26 The structure of theories and how they represent the natural world, through introducing basic principles and asserting the existence of unobserved entities, have been central questions in philosophy of science over the last century. Bill Demopoulos, George Smith, and Howard Stein all developed sophisticated […]