Blogs
Inge van de Ven’s blog
A blog on the intersections between art, literature, culture, media and cognition. By a scholar of literary and media studies who is excited about exploring the cognitive functioning of her study objects.
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Thom Scott-Phillips’ blog
Evolution, mind & culture in the popular press.[wprpw_display_layout id=40]
Hugo Mercier’s blog
Hugo writes mainly about cognitive psychology – in particular reasoning – with the occasional foray into cultural phenomena.[wprpw_display_layout id=5]
The Color Game’s blog
The posts on this blog explore the digital life of the Color Game, a gaming app launched by our lab. Our goal: documenting the evolution of a new language without words, and recording its birth in data. To find out more, visit colorgame.net.[wprpw_display_layout id=46]
Brent Strickland’s blog
This blog asks how lessons from cognitive science can help us to understand and improve on cultural activities that impact our daily lives such as science, business, and political decision making.[wprpw_display_layout id=6]
Helena Miton’s blog
ICCI's cabinet de curiosités. Hodgepodge of cultural items. Be my guest![wprpw_display_layout id=29]
Victoria Fomina’s blog
Some reflections on cognitive and social processes in the making of religious traditions.[wprpw_display_layout id=44]
Bahador Bahrami’s blog
How we face difficult decisions: New rides on Buridan's ass.[wprpw_display_layout id=45]
Pierre Jacob’s blog
This blog is devoted to issues in the investigation of human social cognition.[wprpw_display_layout id=27]
The Mint’s blog
This is the blog of the MINT Journal Club where we monthly discuss papers on minds and traditions.[wprpw_display_layout id=28]
Johannes Mahr’s blog
Cerebral convolutions about mind, society and culture from a cognitive science perspective.[wprpw_display_layout id=38]
Christophe Heintz’s blog
Isn't it remarkable that evolved human cognition produces scientific, economic and political stuff?[wprpw_display_layout id=31]
The blog of UM6P School of Collective Intelligence
Founded in June 2019, The School of Collective Intelligence aims to produce new scientific knowledge and technologies for a more sustainable society. The School offers research, teaching, and training programs in collective intelligence.[wprpw_display_layout id=50]