Colloque DIVIDNORM
Metacognitive diversity across cultures : advances and perspectives Dividnorm 2011-2016
Paris, ENS, les 31 mai et 1er juin 2016
Organisation : Joëlle Proust (Institut Nicod)
Contact : Emile Thalabard
Ecole normale supérieure, 45, rue d’Ulm 75005 Paris
31 mai 2016, Amphithéâtre Rataud.
1er juin 2016, Salle des Actes.
Metacognition - the capacity to evaluate one’s uncertainty in a cognitive task - has been classically studied in industrialized Western societies. Little is known, however, about epistemic sensitivity in non-Western, non-Industrial societies. This workshop is meant both to present interdisciplinary research conducted in this domain by the DIVIDNORM project, and to explore with anthropologists, philosophers, psychologists and neuroscientists the changes in method and experimental paradigm that future research about cognitive and metacognitive diversity calls for. Asher Koriat and Chris Frith will present their respective recent findings in individual and in social metacognition.
Participants :
Dan Bang (University College London), Stéphane Bernard (UNINE), Fabrice Clément (UNINE), Athanasios Chasiotis (Tilburg University), Laurence Conty (Paris-8), Pierre Deléage (EHESS), Terry Eskenazi (ENS), Martin Fortier (ENS), Chris Frith (University College London), Julie Grèzes (ENS), Daniel Haun (University of Leipzig), Shoji Itakura (University of Kyoto), Amelie Jacquot (ENS), Asher Koriat (University of Haïfa), Sunae Kim (LMU), Olivier Le Guen (CIESAS, Mexico), Asli Ozyurek (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen), Markus Paulus (LMU), Joëlle Proust (ENS), Nicholas Shea (Kings College London), Beate Sodian (LMU).
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