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Visiting Professor, Collège de France Marie-Paule Cani is Professor of Computer Science at Grenoble-INP/Ensimag. She is scientific leader of the IMAGINE team, a joint venture between Inria and the Jean Kuntzmann Laboratory (CNRS, Grenoble-Alpes University). An alumnus of the École normale … People Claire Mathieu CNRS Research Director, Visiting Professor, Collège de France Claire Mathieu, a former student at the ENS and holder of a thesis in computer science from the Université Paris-Sud, is currently Director of Research at the CNRS. She has worked as a CNRS researcher at the ENS-Lyon and as a professor at various … People Manuela Carneiro Da Cunha Visiting Professor, Collège de France Manuela Carneiro da Cunha studied mathematics at the Faculty of Sciences in Paris, before turning to anthropology in Claude Lévi-Strauss's seminar. Returning to Brazil, she was successively Professor of Anthropology at the University of Campinas and the … People Yanick Lahens Writer, Visiting Professor, Collège de France Yanick Lahens was born in Haiti. After university studies in France, she returned to her homeland. There, she taught literature at university, hosted a cultural program on Radio Haïti Inter, and published articles on Haitian literature and the links … People Claudine Tiercelin Professor at the Collège de France Claudine Tiercelin is a professor at the Collège de France, where she has held the Metaphysics and Philosophy of Knowledge chair since December 9 2010. She studied at the universities of Paris-IV, Berkeley and Paris-I, where, under the supervision of … People Xiao-Jing Wang Distinguished Global Professor, New York University Xiao-Jing Wang is Distinguished Global Professor of Neural Science, director of the Swartz Center for Theoretical Neuroscience, adjunct professor of Physics and Mathematics at New York University. In 2012-2017, he served as the founding Provost and Vice … People Barbara Romanowicz Professor at the Collège de France Barbara Romanowicz studied mathematics at the École Normale Supérieure before specializing first in astronomy, and finally defending a doctoral thesis in geophysics at the Université Paris-VII in 1979. A researcher at the CNRS in the 1980s, she led the … People Edith Heard Professor at the Collège de France Born March 5, 1965 in London, England. Edith Heard trained as a geneticist. She studied natural sciences at Cambridge University in the UK, and completed her doctorate at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund in London. Edith Heard joined the Institut Pasteur … People Xavier Leroy Professor at the Collège de France Xavier Leroy studied mathematics and computer science at the École normale supérieure and Université Paris-Diderot. After a PhD in fundamental computer science in 1992 and a post-doctorate at Stanford University, he became a research fellow at Inria in … Series In Margine. The Philology of Paratexts and Its Implications. Law, literature, religion Dario Mantovani, chair Law, Culture and Society in Ancient Rome Symposium Digestum vetus (detail), 12th century, University Library, Padua, Italy. Presentation Since its emergence in the 1980s, under the pen of Gérard Genette, literary criticism applied to the field of modern print has been able to measure the fruitfulness of … 26 Mar 2026 → 27 Mar 2026 Series Functional ecology : understanding ecosystem structure to anticipate the effects of global change Sandra Lavorel, chair Biodiversity and Ecosystems Opening lecture 26 Mar 2026 Series Discourse Files François Recanati, chair Philosophy of Language and Mind Symposium Quentin Blake, The art of Conversation . Editions The QB papers, 2019. This interdisciplinary colloquium, in English, is part of the ERC project Mental Files: New Foundations , hosted by the Philosophy of Language and Mind chair at the Collège de France. … 30 Mar 2026 → 31 Mar 2026 Series Challenging Assumptions about Social Cognition in Infants François Recanati, chair Philosophy of Language and Mind Guest lecturer The child Hercules with a snake (detail), Pieter van der Werff, 1700-1722. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Gergely Csibra is invited by the Collège de France assembly at the suggestion of Professor François Recanati. Gergely … 24 Mar 2026 → 26 Mar 2026 Series Les arts au défi des sciences sociales - Theory and case studies Pierre-Michel Menger, chair Sociology of Creative Work Symposium The Piano Lesson , Henri Matisse (1916). Public domain. Presentation Following on from the lecture given between January 16 and February 20 2026 at the Collège de France by Pr Pierre-Michel Menger, this symposium will illustrate the fruitfulness of the … 23 Mar 2026 Event Ellen Lau Discourse files and human memory systems Symposium Chair: Joulia Smortchkova Abstract Two ideas characterize many discussions of discourse files or discourse referents. One is that they are only temporary, serving as mental proxies for individuals only across some segment of discourse. Dissociations … 30 Mar 2026 10:05 to 11:20 Event Hans Kamp Types of entity representations in MSDRT Symposium Chair: Joulia Smortchkova Abstract MSDRT (Mental State Discourse Representation Theory) has developed a number of different Types of Entity Representations (its term for what is referred to by others as Mental Files). The different ER Types are for … 30 Mar 2026 11:40 to 12:55 Event Karen Lewis Discourse referents as mental files Symposium Chair: Nicholas Shea Abstract In previous work, I argue that discourse referents-devices for tracking objects under discussion in discourse-are best understood as mental files: vehicles for tracking the same object in cognition independently of any … 30 Mar 2026 14:20 to 15:35 Event Gabor Brody Variables keep them(selves) separate Symposium Chair: Nicholas Shea Abstract Discourse referents are "mental files" insofar as they are mental representations that function like variables: they architecturally separate addresses from contents. I argue for a construal of discourse referents in which … 30 Mar 2026 15:55 to 17:10 Event Sam Cumming Guises of 'I' Symposium Chair: Nicholas Shea Abstract I propose that communication with the indexical pronoun 'I' requires coordination on a familiar discourse referent, just like communication with anaphoric (or deictic) use of 'she'. This proposal improves on a contrasting … 30 Mar 2026 17:30 to 18:45 Event Gergely Csibra Tracking discourse referents in symbolic depictions Symposium Chair: Michael Murez Abstract Scene constructions, or more broadly, episodic simulations, are internal representations of states, relations, and events in the spatial navigational system of the brain. These constructions serve various purposes, including … 31 Mar 2026 11:35 to 12:50 Event Josef Perner The vanished jar: children's problems with non-verbal identity information Symposium Chair: Victor Tamburini Abstract Children become able to process verbal identity statements as they learn to attribute false beliefs. The mental files explanation points to the need for linked indexed files for solving both tasks, which children achieve … 31 Mar 2026 14:20 to 15:35 Event Hannah Steinicke & Michael Huemer Object files in non-symbolic number cognition and set representation Symposium Chair: Victor Tamburini Hannah Steinicke Hannah Steinicke is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Mind, Brain and Behavior at Justus-Liebig University Gießen in Germany. 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People Anne Fagot-Largeault Professor at the Collège de France Anne Fagot-Largeault, PhD (Stanford 1971), MD (Paris 1978), Doctor of Letters and Humanities (Doctorat d' Etat , Paris 1986). Professor emeritus at the Collège de France (Chair of Philosophy of Biological and Medical Sciences). Long-time consultant …
People Claire Voisin Professor at the Collège de France Born on March 4 1962 in Saint-Leu-la-forêt (Val-d'Oise, France). Married, five children. Education and professional career 1981 : Entry to ENS Sèvres 1983 : Agrégation 1986 : Thesis (supervisor A. Beauville) ; joined CNRS 1989 : Habilitation to direct …
People Marie-Paule Cani École polytechnique. French Academy of Sciences. Visiting Professor, Collège de France Marie-Paule Cani is Professor of Computer Science at Grenoble-INP/Ensimag. She is scientific leader of the IMAGINE team, a joint venture between Inria and the Jean Kuntzmann Laboratory (CNRS, Grenoble-Alpes University). An alumnus of the École normale …
People Claire Mathieu CNRS Research Director, Visiting Professor, Collège de France Claire Mathieu, a former student at the ENS and holder of a thesis in computer science from the Université Paris-Sud, is currently Director of Research at the CNRS. She has worked as a CNRS researcher at the ENS-Lyon and as a professor at various …
People Manuela Carneiro Da Cunha Visiting Professor, Collège de France Manuela Carneiro da Cunha studied mathematics at the Faculty of Sciences in Paris, before turning to anthropology in Claude Lévi-Strauss's seminar. Returning to Brazil, she was successively Professor of Anthropology at the University of Campinas and the …
People Yanick Lahens Writer, Visiting Professor, Collège de France Yanick Lahens was born in Haiti. After university studies in France, she returned to her homeland. There, she taught literature at university, hosted a cultural program on Radio Haïti Inter, and published articles on Haitian literature and the links …
People Claudine Tiercelin Professor at the Collège de France Claudine Tiercelin is a professor at the Collège de France, where she has held the Metaphysics and Philosophy of Knowledge chair since December 9 2010. She studied at the universities of Paris-IV, Berkeley and Paris-I, where, under the supervision of …
People Xiao-Jing Wang Distinguished Global Professor, New York University Xiao-Jing Wang is Distinguished Global Professor of Neural Science, director of the Swartz Center for Theoretical Neuroscience, adjunct professor of Physics and Mathematics at New York University. In 2012-2017, he served as the founding Provost and Vice …
People Barbara Romanowicz Professor at the Collège de France Barbara Romanowicz studied mathematics at the École Normale Supérieure before specializing first in astronomy, and finally defending a doctoral thesis in geophysics at the Université Paris-VII in 1979. A researcher at the CNRS in the 1980s, she led the …
People Edith Heard Professor at the Collège de France Born March 5, 1965 in London, England. Edith Heard trained as a geneticist. She studied natural sciences at Cambridge University in the UK, and completed her doctorate at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund in London. Edith Heard joined the Institut Pasteur …
People Xavier Leroy Professor at the Collège de France Xavier Leroy studied mathematics and computer science at the École normale supérieure and Université Paris-Diderot. After a PhD in fundamental computer science in 1992 and a post-doctorate at Stanford University, he became a research fellow at Inria in …
Series In Margine. The Philology of Paratexts and Its Implications. Law, literature, religion Dario Mantovani, chair Law, Culture and Society in Ancient Rome Symposium Digestum vetus (detail), 12th century, University Library, Padua, Italy. Presentation Since its emergence in the 1980s, under the pen of Gérard Genette, literary criticism applied to the field of modern print has been able to measure the fruitfulness of … 26 Mar 2026 → 27 Mar 2026
Series Functional ecology : understanding ecosystem structure to anticipate the effects of global change Sandra Lavorel, chair Biodiversity and Ecosystems Opening lecture 26 Mar 2026
Series Discourse Files François Recanati, chair Philosophy of Language and Mind Symposium Quentin Blake, The art of Conversation . Editions The QB papers, 2019. This interdisciplinary colloquium, in English, is part of the ERC project Mental Files: New Foundations , hosted by the Philosophy of Language and Mind chair at the Collège de France. … 30 Mar 2026 → 31 Mar 2026
Series Challenging Assumptions about Social Cognition in Infants François Recanati, chair Philosophy of Language and Mind Guest lecturer The child Hercules with a snake (detail), Pieter van der Werff, 1700-1722. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Gergely Csibra is invited by the Collège de France assembly at the suggestion of Professor François Recanati. Gergely … 24 Mar 2026 → 26 Mar 2026
Series Les arts au défi des sciences sociales - Theory and case studies Pierre-Michel Menger, chair Sociology of Creative Work Symposium The Piano Lesson , Henri Matisse (1916). Public domain. Presentation Following on from the lecture given between January 16 and February 20 2026 at the Collège de France by Pr Pierre-Michel Menger, this symposium will illustrate the fruitfulness of the … 23 Mar 2026
Event Ellen Lau Discourse files and human memory systems Symposium Chair: Joulia Smortchkova Abstract Two ideas characterize many discussions of discourse files or discourse referents. One is that they are only temporary, serving as mental proxies for individuals only across some segment of discourse. Dissociations … 30 Mar 2026 10:05 to 11:20
Event Hans Kamp Types of entity representations in MSDRT Symposium Chair: Joulia Smortchkova Abstract MSDRT (Mental State Discourse Representation Theory) has developed a number of different Types of Entity Representations (its term for what is referred to by others as Mental Files). The different ER Types are for … 30 Mar 2026 11:40 to 12:55
Event Karen Lewis Discourse referents as mental files Symposium Chair: Nicholas Shea Abstract In previous work, I argue that discourse referents-devices for tracking objects under discussion in discourse-are best understood as mental files: vehicles for tracking the same object in cognition independently of any … 30 Mar 2026 14:20 to 15:35
Event Gabor Brody Variables keep them(selves) separate Symposium Chair: Nicholas Shea Abstract Discourse referents are "mental files" insofar as they are mental representations that function like variables: they architecturally separate addresses from contents. I argue for a construal of discourse referents in which … 30 Mar 2026 15:55 to 17:10
Event Sam Cumming Guises of 'I' Symposium Chair: Nicholas Shea Abstract I propose that communication with the indexical pronoun 'I' requires coordination on a familiar discourse referent, just like communication with anaphoric (or deictic) use of 'she'. This proposal improves on a contrasting … 30 Mar 2026 17:30 to 18:45
Event Gergely Csibra Tracking discourse referents in symbolic depictions Symposium Chair: Michael Murez Abstract Scene constructions, or more broadly, episodic simulations, are internal representations of states, relations, and events in the spatial navigational system of the brain. These constructions serve various purposes, including … 31 Mar 2026 11:35 to 12:50
Event Josef Perner The vanished jar: children's problems with non-verbal identity information Symposium Chair: Victor Tamburini Abstract Children become able to process verbal identity statements as they learn to attribute false beliefs. The mental files explanation points to the need for linked indexed files for solving both tasks, which children achieve … 31 Mar 2026 14:20 to 15:35
Event Hannah Steinicke & Michael Huemer Object files in non-symbolic number cognition and set representation Symposium Chair: Victor Tamburini Hannah Steinicke Hannah Steinicke is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Mind, Brain and Behavior at Justus-Liebig University Gießen in Germany. Recently, she worked on the mental representation of sets in infants in … 31 Mar 2026 16:00 to 17:15
