COGNITION AND CULTURE IN EVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT Advanced International Seminar Octubre 2015 La cultura humana nos permite explicar el altruismo, la justicia, la crueldad. Pero, ¿somos tan distintos de otras especies no humanas?
COGNITION AND CULTURE IN EVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT Advanced International Seminar Octubre. Salón de Actos José Germain LUNES Opening Ceremony Pilar Herreros de Tejada (Vicechancellor Complutense University) Nieves Rojo (Dean Faculty of Psychology, UCM) Javier Bandrés (Spanish Journal of Psychology Executive Editor) 9.30 Cognition and Culture in Evolutionary Context: Introductory Remarks Fernando Colmenares & Mª Victoria Hernández Lloreda (UCM) 10.00Cooperation and Human Cognition Michael Tomasello (Max-Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany) 12.00The Evolution of Human Uniqueness Robert Boyd (Arizona State University, USA) 14.45The Roles of Conformity and Over-imitation in the Cultural Cognition of Human and Non-human Primates Andrew Whiten (School of Psychology & Neuroscience, University of St. Andrews, and Center for Social Learning and Human Evolution, UK) 16.15Cultural Intelligence: Evidence from Orangutan Cognition and Comparative Tests Carel van Schaik (Anthropological Institute and Museum, University of Zürich, Switzerland) MARTES Animal Social Learning and the Evolution of Culture Kevin Laland (School of Biology, University of St. Andrews, and Center for Social Learning and Human Evolution, UK) Cognition and Culture in Evolutionary Context: Wrap-Up Question and Answer Closing Remarks. Chairs: F. Colmenares & M.V. Hernández-Lloreda
COGNITION AND CULTURE IN EVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT Advanced International Seminar Octubre Salón de Actos José Germain ENTRADA LIBRE hasta completar aforo por lo que se recomienda la inscripción en Actividad incluida en el "Programa de actividades complementarias de formación y promoción de competencias profesionales (PAkO)" que prevé el reconocimiento de créditos optativos por la asistencia a la misma.