Sterelny, Kim (1950-....)
Australie
Date de naissance
1950
Langues d'expression
anglais
Professeur de philosophie, Université Victoria de Wellington, Nouvelle-Zélande (en 2003)
Philosophe. En poste au Research School of the Social Sciences (RSSS), Australian National University, Canberra, Australie (en 2021)
Philosophe. En poste au Research School of the Social Sciences (RSSS), Australian National University, Canberra, Australie (en 2021)
Professor, Philosophy, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Disciplines liées à ses interventions
Mots-clés liés à ses interventions
- Neurosciences
- Philosophie de l'esprit
- Psychologie et philosophie
- Processus mentaux conscients
- intelligence
- Maladies du système nerveux. Troubles psychiques
- Influences du milieu sur le physique des hominidés
- Biologie et écosystème humain
- psychologie cognitive
- eco-anthropologie
- Processus mentaux conscients
- intelligence
- Maladies du système nerveux. Troubles psychiques
- Influences du milieu sur le physique des hominidés
- Biologie et écosystème humain
Vidéos
Lecture 2: The Model in Action: Against Moral Nativism
STERELNY Kim
Language, complex tool-use, extensive co-operation between non-relatives; religion and ritual are all distinctive features of the human mind. They seem to be found in no other living primate, and they
Lecture 4: The Model in Action: Revisiting The Problem of Co-Operation
STERELNY Kim
This session is about the distinctive feedback loops that drove our evolutionary trajectory, and in particular, about the role of co-operation in human evolution. An important theme is that the
Lecture 3: The Model in Action: Social Learning and Its Transformation
STERELNY Kim
Social learning is not unique to our species; we do not differ from other primates through being able to learn from our fellows. But social learning takes a unique form in our species: we can