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Why do professional performing artists sometimes “choke” during a performance? Perhaps thirteen-time PGA winner Dave Hill has the answer, “Golf is like sex. You can’t be thinking about the mechanics of the act while you are performing.” But why not? To answer this question, Barbara Gail Montero will rely both on her philosophical expertise and her experience as a professional ballet dancer. The talk is related to her forthcoming book: The Myth of ‘Just do it’: Thought and Effort...
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In her lecture, Bar-On will discuss what separates human linguistic communication from all forms of nonhuman animal communication. She will argue that the focus on the role of communicative intentions renders the evolutionary emergence of language more ambiguous than it needs to be. Instead, she proposes that meaningful linguistic communication should be seen as lying on a continuum with animals’ expressive communication.
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Prinz argues, based partly on empirical findings, that values are central to personal identity. He discusses how values are social in nature, often deriving from the groups to which we belong.
These are the slides presented at her talk on Dec. 5, 2012 at the Heyman Center for the Humanities at Columbia University. There was also a video clip shown. We were unfortunately unable to get a copy of that clip.
The present volume is an aftermath of an international convention of philosophers and specialists in social theory, who sought answers to the question of how the idea of solidarity, as it is explored today, might point towards new hopes. Authors of the essays are Shlomo Avineri, John Gray, Ivan Krastev, Scott Lash, Pierre Manent, Peter Sloterdijk, Jadwiga Staniszkis, Gianni Vattimo, Marcin Krol and Jacek Koltan. By organising the meeting and by publishing this collection of essays we want to...
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