Barbara Partee Department of Linguistics University of Massachusetts Amherst Psychologism and Anti-Psychologism in Semantics: Changing Notions of Semantic Competence “Semantics” can mean quite different things in different contexts. There are many reasons to be interested in meaning, and it can be studied from many perspectives. The history of formal semantics over the last […]
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Keith Holyoak Department of Psychology UCLA Title TBA Refreshments will be served after the seminar. Click here for more information.
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Benjamin van Buren Department of Psychology Eugene Lang College Seeing minds in motion: How is the perception of animacy connected to the rest of the mind? The goal of vision science is to figure out how we see. But perhaps an even more foundational question is: What do we see? Beyond seemingly simple […]