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Senior Research Scientist, Cognitive Science, Central European University

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    I am an Addison Wheeler Fellow at Durham University. I research the evolutionary origins of culture and the human mind, particularly communication and language, and I blog about these topics here. You can also find links to all my published papers. Until spring 2012 I was based at the University of Edinburgh, where I completed an MSc., PhD., and two postdoctoral fellowships. Most of my research to date has been concerned with the origins and cognition of language and communication. I have recently received the British Psychological Society's 2010 award for Outstanding Doctoral Research, and the European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association's 2011 New Investigator Award.

    The extended mind and the extended phenotype

    The Extended Mind is an idea in philosophy of mind, that an individual’s mind is not, as might be intuitively assumed, fully contained within the individual’s brain,… Read more “The extended mind and the extended phenotype”

    September 14, 2012December 7, 2020 by thomscottphillips
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