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TEAM WORKSPACE
ENACT-MCA
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Last updated on November 22, 2008
Lab Seminars and Reading Circles
on Enaction and Related Topics
General rules: when the seminar is intern to the team, and as part of our training, half of the time of the exchanges are in English; when an English speaker is invited, then English is spoken all the time.
Reading Circles: Each participant should produce a summary of the indicated document(s) and a discussion on the relations between the studied document(s) and his or her own work. Good luck!
Lab Seminars: Lab Seminars are formal presentations on a specific theory (or piece of theory), experimental reports, or deal with the advancement of research projects.
Around these events, regular meetings are organized in order to solve problems, monitor the advancement of projects, and discuss material or isolated issues.
__ UPCOMING EVENTS__
February 14th 2008 Reading Circle (RC2)
Dept of Psychology (Room G28), Besançon
9.30 am- 12.00 pm
Varela, F. J., Thomson, E., & Rosch, E. (1993). L’Inscription Corporelle de l’Esprit. Paris: Seuil.
Book available at "BU Lettres" and "BU Sciences", Université de Franche-Comté
__ PAST EVENTS__
Lab Seminar (S4):
Saturday, December 20, 2008, Dept of Psychology (Room G28), Besançon
9.30 am - 12:45 pm
Gilles CHOPARD. Presentation of a Ph.D. project on "Enaction and Cognitive Dynamics as Theoretical Tools for the Methodology of Cognitive Demency Diagnosis: Taking into Account Complexity and Within-individual Variability".
Lab Seminar (S3):
Saturday, November 22, 2008, Dept of Psychology (Room G28), Besançon
9.30 am - 12:45 pm
Presentation of the advancement of four research projects of team members:
Athéna BALVERDE. Theoretical and methodological aspects (and first results) of a research investigating the role of categorical learning in acquired perceptual equivalence.
Renzo BIANCHI. Theoretical and methodological aspects of a research project investigating the role of thirst experience on the desirability judgement of objects and scenes.
Anaïs MORET. Theoretical and methodological aspects of a research project investigating the role of achievement motivation in the recency judgment of different visual scenes.
Charline VIENNET. Theoretical and methodological aspects of a research project investigating the role of blindness in the subsequent development of recency memory skills for auditive stimuli.
Lab Seminar (S2):
Saturday, October 18, 2008, Dept of Psychology (Room G28), Besançon
9.30 am - 12:00 pm
Presentation of the advancement of two research projects of team members:
Athéna BALVERDE & Antoine IZING. Theoretical and methodological aspects of a research investigating the role of categorical learning in acquired perceptual equivalence.
Renzo BIANCHI. Theoretical and methodological aspects of a research investigating the role of thirst experience on the perceptual judgement of simple dimensions of objects.
Mid-October Reading Circle (RC1)
Saturday, October 11, 2008, Dept of Psychology (Room G28), Besançon
9.30 am- 12.00 pm
Varela, F. J. (1989). Autonomie et Connaissance. Paris: Seuil.
Book available at "BU Droit" and "BU Sciences", Université de Franche-Comté
Lab Seminar:
Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008, Dept of Psychology, Besançon France; Team Seminar (2:00 pm-7:00 pm):
Presentation of the ENACTive Multiscale Couplings Approach, RP 1 to 7 (Dr Eric LAURENT, Ph.D.).
Experimentation report on the role of categorical learning in the change of visual discrimination abilities of complex visual scenes (Mr. Antoine IZING, B.A.).
Presentation of an experimental project on the role of implicit learning on the change of perceptual discrimination abilities for complex visual scenes (Ms. Athéna BALVERDE, B.A.).
Presentation of three experimental projects on the respective roles of emotions and dehydration (physiological variations) on the desirability judgment of stimuli and the visual perception of the world (Mr. Renzo BIANCHI, B.A.).
Panel discussion with all lab members and with invited members (Mrs. Mahé AREXIS-LAGE and Ms. Séverine JACQUES).
ENACTive Multiscale Coupling Approach
Bodyness, Human Needs, Mood and Expertise: A Multiscale Approach to the Ecology of Mind