Praemium Ioannis Nicod

Praemium Ioannis Nicod quotannis philosophum ducens animi aut philosophice orientatur cognitiva physicus annuatim in Lutetua consideratum est. De lectionibus a Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique constituto, ut investigationem interdisciplinarem in scientia cognitiva in Francia promoveat, et de lectionibus ab 1993 centenarium nativitatis philosophi Francogallici et Ioannis Nicod logici notaverunt (1893-1924).

Lector Ioannes Nicod expectat quattuor saltem lectiones de argumento suae electionis tradendas, et postea evulgandam praelectionum seriem vel monographum in Serie Lectionum Ioannes Nicod (MIT Press/Bradford Books, F. Recanati editor).

 Index 
Index Praemium Ioannes Nicod laureatos  ab 1993 in hodiernum diem:

(Source: Institut Jean Nicod)

AnnusNomenAffiliationTitulusVideoPublication1993Jerry FodorUniversitas RutgersensisThe Elm and the Expert: Mentalese and Its Semantics n/a1994Fred DretskeUniversitas StanfordiensisNaturalizing the Mind n/a1995Donald DavidsonUniversitas Californiensis Berkeleiensis n/a n/a n/a1996Hans KampUniversitas Stutgardia  Thinking and Talking about Things n/a n/a1997Jon ElsterUniversitas Connecticūtae Strong Feelings. Emotion, Addiction, and Human Behavior n/a 1998Susan CareyUniversitas Harvardiana The Origins of Concepts: Evolution vs Culture n/a n/a1999John PerryUniversitas StanfordiensisKnowledge, Possibility, and Consciousness n/a 2000John SearleUniversitas Californiensis BerkeleiensisRationality in Action n/a2001Daniel DennettTufts University Sweet Dreams. Philosophical Obstacles to a Science of Consciousness n/a 2002Ruth MillikanUniversitas Connecticuta Varieties of Meaning n/a 2003Ray JackendoffTufts University Mental Structures. Language, Society, Consciousness  2004Zenon PylyshynUniversitas Rutgersensis Things and Places. How the mind connects with the world  2005Gilbert HarmanUniversitas Princetoniensis The Problem of Induction and Statistical Learning Theory n/a 2006Michael TomaselloInstitutum Anthropologia Evolutionis Max Planck , Leipzig Origins of Human Communication  2007Stephen StichUniversitas Rutgersensis Moral Theory Meets Cognitive Science: How the Cognitive Science Can Transform Traditional Debates  n/a2008Kim SterelnyVictoria University of Wellington The Fate of the Third Chimpanzee n/a n/a2009Elizabeth SpelkeUniversitas Harvardiana Sources of Human Knowledge n/a n/a2010Tyler BurgeUniversity of California, Los Angeles Thresholds of Reason n/a n/a2011Gergely CsibraGyörgy GergelyCentral European University Natural Pedagogy[5]2013Ned Block New York University Conscious, Preconscious, Unconscious[6]2014Uta Frith and Chris FrithUniversity College LondonWhat is innate and what is acquired in social cognition? and  Mechanisms of social interaction[7]2015David ChalmersNew York UniversitySpatial Illusions: From Mirrors to Virtual Reality[8]2016Patrick HaggardUniversity College LondonVolition, Agency, Responsibility: Cognitive Mechanisms of Human Action[9]2017John CampbellUniversitas Californiensis BerkeleiensisHow language enters perception[10]2019Martine Nida-RümelinUniversitas FriburgumPhilosophical fundamentals for scientific studies of consciousness[11]2020Leda CosmidesJohn ToobyUniversity of California Santa BarbaraThe Adaptationist Revolution and the Transformation of the Cognitive Sciences[12]2021Frances EganUniversitas RutgersensisDeflating Mental Representation

 References 

 Exteriores nexus 
 Jean Nicod Prize & Lectures
 MIT Press: Jean Nicod Lectures Series

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