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ceu, budapest – institut nicod, paris | textes en français | language and communication | evolution | culture and society | cognition | all texts recent hugo mercier, guy politzer, (2017) what causes failure to apply the pigeonhole principle in simple reasoning problems? thinking & reasoning 23 (2), 184-189. abstract : the pigeonhole principle states that if n items are sorted into m categories and if n > m, then at least one category must contain more than one item. for instance, if 22 pigeons are put into 17 pigeonholes, at least one pigeonhole must contain more than one pigeon. this principle seems intuitive, yet… olivier mascaro, olivier morin, (2017) optimistic expectations about communication explain children’s difficulties in hiding, lying, and mistrusting liars . journal of child language 44 (5), 1041-1064. abstract: we suggest that preschoolers’ frequent obliviousness to the risks and opportunities of deception comes from a trusting stance supporting verbal communication thom scott-phillips & (2015) the mutual relevance of teaching and cultural attraction (commentary on m. a. kline “how to learn about teaching: an evolutionary framework for the study of teaching behavior in humans and other animals”). behavioral and brain sciences 38 , 44-45. abstract : there is an important relationship between cultural attraction and teaching. the very function of teaching is to make the content taught an attractor. teaching, moreover, typically fulfills its function by exploiting a variety of factors of cultural attraction that help make its content learnable and teachable. jérôme prado, nicola spotorno, eric koun, emily hewitt, jean-baptiste van der henst, , ira noveck (2015) neural interaction between logical reasoning and pragmatic processing in narrative discourse . journal of cognitive neuroscience 27 (4), 692-704. abstract : logical connectives (e.g., or , if, and not) are central to everyday conversation, and the inferences they generate are made with little effort in pragmatically sound situations. in contrast, the neural substrates of logical inference-making have been studied exclusively in abstract tasks where pragmatic concerns are minimal. here, we used fmri in an innovative design that employed narratives to investigate the interaction between logical reasoning and pragmatic processing in natural discourse. , deirdre wilson (2015) beyond speaker’s meaning . croatian journal of philosophy xv (44), 117-149. abstract : our main aim is to show that constructing an adequate theory of communication involves going beyond grice’s notion of speaker’s meaning. we argue that the characterisation of ostensive communication introduced in relevance theory can provide a conceptually unified explanation of a much wider range of communicative acts than grice was concerned with, including cases of both ‘showing that’ and ‘telling that’, and with both determinate and indeterminate import. nicolas claidière, thom scott-phillips, (2014) how darwinian is cultural evolution? philosophical transactions of the royal society b 369 , 20130368. abstract : darwin-inspired population thinking suggests approaching culture as a population of items of different types, whose relative frequencies may change over time. three nested subtypes of populational models can be distinguished: evolutionary, selectional and replicative. … we describe cultural evolution in terms of cultural attraction, which is populational and evolutionary, but only selectional under certain circumstances. … guillaume dezecache, laurence conty, michele chadwick, leonor philip, robert soussignan, , julie grèzes (2013) evidence for unintentional emotional contagion beyond dyads . plos one 8 (6), e67371 abstract : little is known about the spread of emotions beyond dyads. yet, it is of importance for explaining the emergence of crowd behaviors. here, we experimentally addressed whether emotional homogeneity within a crowd might result from a cascade of local emotional transmissions where the perception of another’s emotional expression produces, in the observer’s face and body, sufficient information to allow for the transmission of the emotion to a third party. … [our] findings demonstrate that one is tuned to react to others’ emotional signals and to unintentionally produce subtle but sufficient emotional cues to induce emotional states in others… (2013) speakers are honest because hearers are vigilant: reply to kourken michaelian . episteme 10 (1), 61-71. abstract : in “the evolution of testimony: receiver vigilance, speaker honesty, and the reliability of communication”, kourken michaelian questions the basic tenets of our article “epistemic vigilance” (sperber et al. 2010). here i defend against michaelian’s criticisms the view that epistemic vigilance plays a major role in explaining the evolutionary stability of communication and that the honesty of speakers and the reliability of their testimony are, to a large extent, an effect of hearers’ vigilance. nicolas baumard, jean-baptiste andré & (2013) a mutualistic approach to morality: the evolution of fairness by partner choice . behavioral and brain sciences 36 , 59-122. abstract : what makes humans moral beings? this question can be understood either as a proximate ‘how’ question or as an ultimate ‘why’ question. the ‘how’ question is about the mental and social mechanisms that produce moral judgments and interactions, and has been investigated by psychologists and social scientists. the ‘why’ question is about the fitness consequences that explain why humans have morality, and has been discussed by evolutionary biologists in the context of the evolution of cooperation. our goal here is to contribute to a fruitful articulation of such proximate and ultimate explanations of human morality. we do so by developing an approach focusing on recent developments in the study of mutualistic forms of cooperation and on their relevance to fairness-based morality. & nicolas baumard (2012) moral reputation: an evolutionary and cognitive perspective . mind & language 27 (5), 485-518. abstract : from an evolutionary point of view, the function of moral behaviour may be to secure a good reputation as a co-operator. the best way to do so may be to obey genuine moral motivations. still, one’s moral reputation maybe something too important to be entrusted just to one’s moral sense. a robust concern for one’s reputation is likely to have evolved too. here we explore some of the complex relationships between morality and reputation both from an evolutionary and a cognitive point of view. & hugo mercier (2012) reasoning as a social competence . in h. landemore & j. elster (eds.), collective wisdom: principles and mechanisms (cambridge university press), 368-392. “…we argue that the function of reasoning is primarily social and that it is the individual benefits that are side-effects. the function of reasoning is to produce arguments in order to convince others and to evaluate arguments others use in order to convince us. we will show how this view of reasoning as a form of social competence correctly predicts both good and bad performance in the individual and in the collective case, and helps explain a variety of psychological and sociological phenomena…” deirdre wilson & (2012) explaining irony . in d. wilson & d. sperber, meaning and relevance . (cambridge university press), 123-145. a new essay on irony, chapter 6 in deirdre wilson and (2012) meaning and relevance , pp. 123-145. [ preface and table of contents ] hugo mercier & (2012) “two heads are better” stands to reason . science (letter) 336 , 979. short commentary on asher koriat (2012): when are two heads better than one and why? science 336 , 360. nicolas claidière, simon kirby, (2012) effect of psychological bias separates cultural from biological evolution . pnas (letter) 109 (51) nicolas baumard & (2012) evolutionary and cognitive anthropology [perspective on

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