[fod] Fwd: Seminars at Macquarie U & ANU by Fodor, Stich, Pylyshyn..(Rutgers CogSci/Philos)

[Janet Wiles <janetw@itee.uq.edu.au>]

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>From: Martin Davies <martin.davies@anu.edu.au>
>Subject: Seminars in Cognitive Science
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>VISIT TO AUSTRALIA BY MEMBERS OF THE RUTGERS CENTER FOR COGNITIVE SCIENCE
>In late July, a distinguished group of philosophers and
>psychologists from the Rutgers University Center for Cognitive
>Science (RuCCS) will be visiting the Macquarie Centre for Cognitive
>Science (MACCS) and then ANU.
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>RUTGERS-MACQUARIE SEMINAR IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE
>Wednesday 24 - Friday 26 July
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>The Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science is visiting the Macquarie
>Centre for Cognitive Science for a three-day meeting on 24-26 July
>2002. The provisional list of speakers is Jerry Fodor, Janet Dean
>Fodor, Ernest LePore, Stephen Stich, Randy Gallistel, Rochel Gelman,
>Zenon Pylyshyn, and Alvin Goldman. Abstracts and preliminary details
>can be found at http://www.maccs.mq.edu.au/events/ruccsmaccs.htm
>
>There is no registration cost; all interested parties are welcome.
>
>In order to receive further information about the meeting, you will
>need to sign up on the ruccsmaccs@maccs.mq.edu.au mailing list. We'd
>like you to do this also so that we will have a provisional list of
>the people likely to attend.
>
>Here's how you do this:
>
>Go to http://www.maccs.mq.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/ruccsmaccs and
>follow the instructions there re how you sign yourself up. You can
>check the current list members (and verify that you've signed up
>correctly) by clicking on the Visit Subscriber List button after you
>subscribe.
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>RUTGERS-ANU SEMINAR IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE
>Monday 29 - Wednesday 31 July
>
>The visitors to ANU from Rutgers will be Randy Gallistel and Rochel
>Gelman from Psychology and Jerry Fodor, Alvin Goldman, Ernest LePore
>and Stephen Stich from Philosophy. The events at ANU will begin with
>a symposium on numerical cognition on the afternoon of Monday 29
>July, and will continue with talks and discussion sessions on
>Tuesday 30 and Wednesday 31 July, ending with Professor Fodor's 2002
>Jack Smart Lecture at 5.30pm on Wednesday 31 July.
>
>Further information, including the provisional programme and
>abstracts of talks, can be found at
>http://philrsss.anu.edu.au/ruccsanu.php3
>
>There is no registration cost; all interested parties are welcome.
>
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