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The Cognitive Basis of Material Engagement:Where Brain,Body and Culture Conflate
extended mind embodied mind distributed cognition material engagement cognitive archaeology material culture anthropology
2015/7/30
In this paper I attempt to sketch a preliminary framework for understanding the cognitive basis of the engagement of the mind with the material world. I advance the hypothesis that contrary to some of...
《Postmodern Culture》（图）
Postmodern Culture 哲学
2010/2/25
由约翰-霍普金斯大学出版，弗吉尼亚大学人类学科高技术学院赞助的哲学期刊。每期新出版的期刊及时在网上提供。
When the world is seen as a global village, understanding of the complex and subtle relationship between language, society and culture becomes an essential condition for peaceful co-existence among it...
This essay addresses two questions with regard to the contemporary Philippines: the question of
political violence and the question of status and hierarchy or, as some would have it, class. Inrecent ...
Religious Terrorism and Popular Culture: The Uses and Abuses of Aum Shinrikyō
Religious Terrorism Popular Culture
2009/7/10
It has been well over a decade since sarin gas attacks in the Tokyo subway first made
international headlines. The March 1995 attacks killed twelve and injured thousands more.
Asahara Shōkō, founder...
In the Eye of the Storm: Bill Clinton, the Culture War, and the Politics of Religion
Bill Clinton the Culture War the Politics of Religion
2009/7/9
On February 12, 1999, Americans watched as the United States Senate voted to acquit President Bill Clinton of two impeachment articles, thus sparing him and the country the pain and embarrassment of ...
Christ and the Heavy Metal Subculture: Applying Qualitative Analysis to the Contemporary Debate about H. Richard Niebuhr's Christ and Culture
Christ the Heavy Metal Subculture
2009/7/8
H. Richard Niebuhr's famous typology from Christ and Culture continues to be the subject of spirited debate around its fiftieth anniversary (Gathje; Stackhouse). In fact, one could make a typology of ...
Chimps and gorillas have long been the battleground for our search for uniqueness; for if we could establish an unambiguous distinction - of kind rather than of degree - between ourselves and our clos...
Buddhism, as a foreign culture, had undergone mainly three stages of the development in China: with its dependence upon the traditional Chinese culture---Confucianism and Taoism at its early stage, in...
A Plea for a Cognitive Iconology within Visual Culture
cognitive iconology visual culture art history
2008/11/7
A place is needed for a 'cognitive iconology' within "visual culture." Like Logical Positivism before it, visual culture must reexamine its tacit assumption that conflation of psycho-sociological con...
A Mystery on the Tombstones: “Women’s Commandments” in Early-Modern Askenazi Culture
Tombstones Women’s Commandments
2008/11/7
In a cemetery in Alsace, many of the women's tombstones bear the inscription that the deceased kept the so-called "Women's Commandments." The article argues that two reasons may, among other reasons, ...
MATHEMATICS AND CULTURE
MATHEMATICS CULTURE
2008/4/8
In a recent essay "On the Nature of Linkages between Science, Technology, Philosophy, and Culture," Professor D.P. Chattopadhyaya1 has argued that "even the abstract disciplines like mathematics are i...
THE CULTURE OF MATHEMATICS LEARNING IN TWO CHINESE PRIMARY SCHOOLS: Drill and Practice
Drill Practice
2008/4/8
This paper aims to discuss some preliminary findings of two case studies, which were part of a bigger research project exploring the culture of m athematics teaching and learning in some Malaysian sch...
Wilhelm Ostwald at the Crossroads of Chemistry, Philosophy, and Media Culture, University of Leipzig, 2-4 November 2000
Wilhelm Ostwald Philosophy
2008/4/7
When Ostwald received the Nobel Prize of chemistry for his work on catalysis in 1909, he had already retired 3 years ago, at the age of 53, from his chair of physical chemistry at the University of Le...
The Technology Transfer Dilemma Preserving morally responsible education in a utilitarian entrepreneurial academic culture
technology transfer entrepreneurial activity
2008/4/3
‘Research, teaching, and service’ is growing to include business. With unbridled enthusiasm, academicians bring discoveries to market instead of having them sit fallow in the public domain. Dilemmas h...