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All available texts in
chronological order Leach et les anthropologues .
Cahiers Internationaux de Sociologie, (1967) XLIII, 123-142. Contre certains a priori anthropologiques. In E. Morin and M. Piatelli-Palmarini (éds.), (1974) L'unité de l'homme (Paris, Le Seuil, ) 491-512. (With Deirdre (With Deirdre (With Deirdre Remarques anthropologiques sur le relativisme moral.
(In Jean-Pierre Changeux (ed.), Fondements naturels de l'éthique,
Paris: Odile Jacob. (1993)
319-334. - no English version) Understanding
verbal understanding. (In Jean Khalfa (ed.) What is Intelligence?Cambridge
University Press (1994), 179-198.) How
do we communicate?
(In John Brockman & Katinka Matson (eds) How things are: A science
toolkit for the mind. Sperber, Dan, Francesco Cara,
& Vittorio Girotto (1995). Relevance
Theory explains the Selection Task. Cognition 57, 31-95. Why are perfect animals, hybrids, and monsters food for symbolic thought? (A historical curiosity - if that - published in Method & Theory in the Study of Religion 8-2, (1996) 143-169. Revised (in 1980) English version of "Pourquoi les animaux parfaits, les hybrides et les monstres sont-ils bons à penser symboliquement?", L'Homme, XV (2) (1975) 5-24). (with Deirdre Author's
presentation of Explaining Culture (Unpublished - Written for a web list at the
time, 1996). Individualisme méthodologique et cognitivisme. (Dans: R. Boudon, F. Chazel & A. Bouvier (eds.) Cognition et sciences sociales. Paris: Presse Universitaires de France. (1997) 123-136.) Methodological individualism and cognitivism in the social sciences (Unpublished English version of the above) Intuitive
and reflective beliefs. In Mind and Language 12 (1) (1997). 67-83. (with Deirdre (with Deirdre (with Deirdre (with Deirdre (With Naturaliser l'esprit (Dans Roger-Pol
Droit et Dan Sperber, Des Idées qui
viennent, Odile Jacob 1999, chapitre 1, pp. 11-24) Metarepresentations in an evolutionary perspective (in Dan Sperber ed. Metarepresentations:
A Multidisciplinary Perspective. Oxford University Press, 2000,
pp.117-137). An
objection to the memetic approach to culture (in Robert Aunger ed. Darwinizing
Culture: The Status of Memetics as a Science. La communication et le sens. Dans Yves Michaud
(ed.) Qu'est-ce que l'humain? Université de tous les savoirs, volume 2. (Paris: Odile Jacob, 2000. 119-128). (With Gloria Origgi) Evolution, communication, and the proper function of language (A discussion of Millikan in the
light of pragmatics and of the psychology of mindreading, in Peter Carruthers
and Andrew Chamberlain eds., Evolution and the Human Mind: Language,
Modularity and Social Cognition. Cambridge University Press, 2000.
140-169) Conceptual
tools for a natural science of society and culture (Radcliffe-Brown Lecture in
Social Anthopology 1999 - Proceedings of the British Academy, 2001, 111, 297-317) In Defense of massive modularity (in Dupoux, E. Language, Brain and Cognitive Development: Essays in Honor of Jacques Mehler. 2002, Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press. 47-57) Quelques outils conceptuels pour une science
naturelle de la société et de la culture (Traduction de l'anglais
par Louis Quéré de: Conceptual tools for a natural
science of society and culture - Radcliffe-Brown Lecture in Social
Anthopology 1999. Paru dans Raisons
Pratiques, 2000) (With Vittorio
Girotto, Markus Kemmelmeir and Jean-Baptiste Van der Henst) Inept
reasoners or pragmatic virtuosos? Relevance and the deontic selection task. (Cognition 2001, 81, B69-B76) (in PDF format) An Evolutionary perspective on testimony and argumentation. Philosophical Topics. (2001). 29. 401-413 L'individuel sous
influence du collectif (Le titre n'est pas de moi - l'article porte
sur cognition, mémoire et culture - il remplace un texte précédent intitulé
"cognition, mémoire et culture") (La Recherche, 344,
juillet-août 2001, pp. 32-35) The future of writing (contribution to the virtual symposium text-e, 2002) (With Deirdre Wilson) Pragmatics, Modularity and Mind-reading. ( Mind and Language, 2002,
17. 3-23) (With Deirdre Wilson)
Truthfulness and relevance Mind.
(2002). 111. 583-632. (With Jean-Baptiste Van der Henst and Laure Carles) Truthfulness and relevance in
telling the time
(Mind and Language, vol 17, No 5, November 2002, pp 457-466.) (With Maurice Bloch) Kinship
and evolved psychological dispositions: The Mother's Brother controversy
reconsidered Current Anthropology. 2002. 43 (4) 723-748. (With Vittorio
Girotto) Use or misuse of the selection task? Rejoinder to
Fiddick, Cosmides, and Tooby. Cognition (2002) 85 (3),
277-290 (With
Vittorio Girotto) Does the Selection
task detect cheater detection? (in Fitness, J. & Sterelny, K. (Eds.),
(2003) From Mating to Mentality: Evaluating Evolutionary Psychology,
Monographs in Cognitive Science, Psychology Press. (PDF file) (With Deirdre Wilson) Relevance
Theory. In Horn,
L.R. & Ward, G. (eds.) (2004) The Handbook of Pragmatics. Oxford:
Blackwell, 607-632. (With Lawrence
Hirschfeld) The cognitive foundations of cultural
stability and diversity. Trends in Cognitive Sciences. (2004) 8
(1) 40-46. (With Ira Noveck) Introduction. in Noveck, I. & Sperber, D. (eds) Experimental
Pragmatics, Palgrave (2004) (With Jean-Baptiste Van der Henst) Testing the
cognitive and communicative principles of relevance Why rethink interdisciplinarity?
Translation of the preceding. Text discussed in the virtual seminar "Rethinking
interdisciplinarity" on www.interdisciplines.org
(where the whole discussion is available) Sperber,
Dan & Gloria Origgi. (2005)
Pourquoi parler, comment comprendre ?
In Jean-Marie Hombert, Ed. L'origine de l'homme, du langage et des langues. Seedless Grapes: Nature
and Culture. To appear in Stephen Laurence & Eric Margolis
(eds) Creations of the Mind: Theories of Artifacts and their
Representation, Oxford UP (PDF file)
Modularity and relevance: How can
a massively modular mind be flexible and context-sensitive? To appear in The Innate Mind:
Structure and Content. Edited by Peter
Carruthers, Stephen
Laurence, & Stephen Stich (With Gloria Origgi) Qu'est-ce que la pragmatique peut apporter à l'étude de l'évolution du langage ? To appear in Jean-Marie Hombert, Ed. L'origine de l'homme, du langage et des langues. The
Guru Effect.
(manuscript 2005) (2006)
Why a deep understanding of cultural
evolution is incompatible with shallow psychology. (in Nick Enfield and
Stephen Levinson (eds.) Roots of Human Sociality, 431-449) (2006) (With Deirdre Wilson) Pragmatics. To appear in F. Jackson and M.
Smith eds., Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Language) Sperber, Dan & Nicolas
Claidière (2006) Why Modeling Cultural
Evolution Is Still Such a Challenge. Biological Theory, Winter
2006, Vol. 1, No. 1: 20-22. (With Lawrence
Hirschfeld) Culture and
modularity. (To appear in The Innate Mind: Culture and Cognition, Tom Simpson, Peter
Carruthers, Stephen Laurence and Stephen Stich eds). Ira Noveck & Dan Sperber (In press) The why and how of experimental pragmatics:
The case of ‘scalar inferences’. To appear in Noel Burton-Roberts (ed) Advances
in Pragmatics. Palgrave Luca Surian, Stefania Caldi and
Dan Sperber (in press) Attribution of
beliefs by 13-month-old infants To appear in Psychological Science (forthcoming) Le témoignage
et l’argumentation dans une perspective évolutionniste.Version française
de An Evolutionary
perspective on testimony and argumentation. Philosophical Topics. (2001). 29. 401-413/ A paraître
dans Raisons Pratiques (forthcoming)
Claidière, Nicolas & and Sperber, Dan (in press). The role of attraction in
cultural evolution (Reply to J. Henrich and R. Boyd, “On modeling cognition and culture”, Journal of Cognition and
Culture, 2 (2), 2002). To appear in
Journal of Cognition and Culture (forthcoming) Sperber, Dan & Nicolas
Claidière. Defining and
explaining culture (comments on Richerson and Boyd, Not by genes alone).
To appear in Biology and Philosophy (forthcoming)
Rudiments of cognitive rhetoric. Of historical interest maybe. First English
translation of : Dan Sperber (1975) Rudiments de rhétorique cognitive, Poétique: Revue de Théorie et d'Analyse
Littéraire (23) 389-415. To appear in Rhetoric Society Quarterly |
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