ICCI Webinars
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'Cultural Evolution in the Digital Age' Book Club
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“Cultural Evolution in the Digital Age” Book Club General Discussion
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Alberto Acerbi’s response: There is much work to do
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Truth is not always the point
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Cultural evolution – The mystery of production
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The Participatory Age
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Consuming vs. sharing information online
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Cultural transmission, reinvention, and progress
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What’s the recipe?
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Are humans ‘wary learners’?
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A précis of ‘Cultural Evolution in the Digital Age’
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‘Cultural Evolution in the Digital Age’ Book Club
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“Cultural Evolution in the Digital Age” Book Club General Discussion
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'True self' Journal Club
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“True self” Journal Club General Discussion
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Nina Strohminger’s response: A friendly desultory philippic
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Anthropological doubts about the moral “true self”
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Is there really no such thing as the true self?
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The “true self,” more complex, more social
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Truth and consequences
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The True Self, Supernatural Agents, and the Problem of Evil
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To be or not to be two?
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The true self and the situation
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Précis of “The True Self: A psychological concept distinct from the self”
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“True self” Journal Club General Discussion
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'The Shape of Thought' Book Club
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'The Origins of Monsters' Book Club
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‘The Origins of Monsters’ Book Club January 2016
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The scope and flavours of cultural attraction theory
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The tale of the three-headed snail
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Can cultural epidemiology explain the cultural evolution of monsters?
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An important contribution – but not an amendment – to cultural epidemiology
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Your very own monster creation kit
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The Stamped, Sealed and Delivered Riddle of the Sphinx
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Chimaeras as attractors: Epidemiology and cultural variation
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The Speculative Origins of Monsters
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Comment on David Wengrow’s The Origins of Monsters
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A comment on The Origins of Monsters
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The Origins of Monsters: A Précis
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‘The Origins of Monsters’ Book Club January 2016
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'Speaking Our Minds' Book Club
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‘Speaking Our Minds’ Book Club June-July 2015
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Reflections on the Speaking Our Minds book club
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A closer look at communication among our closest relatives
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Communication without Metapsychology
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Cats, tacs and kunvenshuns
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Natural language and the language of thought
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One explanation to rule them all?
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Inferential communication and information theory
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Intending to speak our mind, and speaking our mind
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Alignments across disciplines
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Combinatoriality and codes
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Enjoyable, but doesn’t solve the mystery
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Communication, culture, and biology in the evolution of language
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No communication without reputation, no reputation without communication
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Cultural attraction, “standard” cultural evolution, and language
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Key notions in the study of communication
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A few comments on ‘Speaking Our Minds’
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Why do children but not apes acquire language?
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A précis of ‘Speaking Our Minds’
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‘Speaking Our Minds’ Book Club
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‘Speaking Our Minds’ Book Club June-July 2015
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SFI Cultural Evolution Workshop
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'Big Gods' book club
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Big Gods Book Club #6: Concluding Thoughts
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‘Big Gods’ book club #5: Remarks on the two puzzles
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‘Big Gods’ book club #4: Alternative explanations?
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‘Big Gods’ book club #3 : Testing more specific hypotheses and going beyond correlations in the origins and evolution of religious beliefs
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‘Big Gods’ book club #2: Analytic atheism and the puzzle of apologetic
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‘Big Gods’ book club #1 — Skeptical thoughts
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A précis of ‘Big Gods: How Religion Transformed Cooperation and Conflict’
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Big Gods Book Club #6: Concluding Thoughts
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Dunbar's number
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Decision-making for a social world
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Uncovering and Punishing Unconscious Bias
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Social influences on self-control
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Framing, defaults, trust
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Modularity and decision making
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Judgments and decisions based on attempts to disambiguate the given information
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The cost of collaboration
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Exploiting the wisdom of others
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Moral Compensation and the Environment
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Cognitive Migration
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Words or Deeds
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Instrumentality Boosts Gratitude
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Strategies for coping with questionable decisions
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Profit-Seeking Punishment Corrupts Norm Obedience
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Introduction – Reasoning as a social device
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Workshop: Decision-making for a social world
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Uncovering and Punishing Unconscious Bias
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Pedagogy Week