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Hugo Viciana

Universidad de Sevilla
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  • Universidad de Sevilla
    Departamento de Filosofía, Lógica Y Filosofía de La Ciencia
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    Co-cursors: A better idea in the anthropocentric study of cognition
    Philosophy of Cognitive ScienceEmbodiment and Situated Cognition
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    Some impacts of Baldwin effects on the evolution of stabilizing conditions for socially created codes
    with Claude Loverdo
    Communication par affiche dans un congrès, Saint Andrews, Ecosse, 6-8 avril 2009 : Cultaptation Conference.
    Ethics
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    Culture and population thinking
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    The animal variations: When mechanisms matter in accounting for function
    with Nicolas Claidiere
    Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (4): 424-425. 2007.
    We contend that Ramsey et al.'s definition of animal innovation sensu process may be partially misleading when investigating mechanisms underlying animal innovation. By excluding social learning from the of innovation, they may be reproducing a dichotomous schema that does not accurately correspond to our knowledge of the acquisition of novel behavioral variants. This gives us some reason to doubt the functional specification of the defined process of innovation
    Animal Minds
  • Los desafíos del altruismo. A propósito de los precursores evolutivos de la moral
    Thémata: Revista de Filosofía 41 591-608. 2009.
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    Baldwin effects and the evolution of cognition
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