Institut d’Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques - Logic, Life and Cognition (IHPST-LLC)
Logic Life and Cognition is composed of three groups built on the three following themes:
Logic Life and Cognition is composed of three groups built on the three following themes:
There is a certain complexity in the ordinary perceptual experience of using a tool, at any rate in the case of what I’ll call ‘intelligent’ tool use. In intelligent tool use, your awareness of the causally relevant physical characteristics of the tool and your target are what guide your use of the tool to perform a given task. If you’re using a chisel to shape a piece of wood, for example, your awareness of the sharpness of the blade of the chisel, and the texture of the wood, inform your use of the tool. They do so in a structured way; a skilled tool-user is using the to
John Campbell, professor of philosophy at UC Berkley, will receive the 2017 Jean Nicod Prize. From september 26 to October 5, he will give the Jean Nicod lectures at the ENS about "How Language Enters Perception".
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