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DESCRIPTION:[b] Guest Lecture at DIAS with Professor of Philosophy and Cog
 nitive Science\, John Sutton\, Australia. [/b] [nl] [nl]\n\nAbstract: The
 orists of situated or distributed cognition claim that mental processes –
  remembering\, feeling\, wondering\, and so on – are not all only in the 
 head. We are dependent and interdependent creatures – not just in childho
 od\, illness\, and old age\, but by nature.  [nl]\nWe rely cognitively an
 d emotionally\, as well as economically and politically\, on the complex 
 and interacting ecologies in which we are embedded: on other people\, on 
 artifacts and technologies\, on institutions and practices\, and on archi
 tecture\, familiar and sustaining places\, on the earth. It’s partly beca
 use our minds are thus relational or meshing that we are vulnerable creat
 ures: removing\, disrupting\, depleting\, or threatening the people\, pla
 ces\, and resources we depend on is mental and affective violence as well
  as moral and ideological damage. I pursue this theme by examining relati
 ons between place\, memory\, and skill\, in both critical and constructiv
 e discussions of how theories of mind have influenced cultural and politi
 cal practices\, and how they might do so differently in the future. \n [n
 l] [nl]\nJohn Sutton is a cognitive philosopher\, working on memory and s
 kill. He is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and Cognitive Science at Mac
 quarie University in Sydney\, Australia and a Fellow at Paris’ Institute 
 for Advanced Study. Read more about him here: https://www.paris-iea.fr/en
 /fellows/john-sutton-2  and here: https://johnsutton.net/   \n [nl] [nl]\
 n\nThis Lecture is part of the DIAS Minds Group\, that brings together sc
 holars engaged in the study of mind\, cognition\, and behaviour. The DIAS
  Minds Group is a transdisciplinary research group based at the Danish In
 stitute for Advanced Study (DIAS). It brings together scholars engaged in
  the study of mind\, cognition\, and behaviour\, both as a general schola
 rly endeavour and as the study of mindful behaviour in different social p
 ractices (e.g.\, in sports\, health\, performing arts\, organisations\, t
 he market\, urban environments). \n [nl] [nl] \n\n[i] The Lecture takes p
 lace in the DIAS auditorium and is open for everyone - Fioniavej 34 (Oden
 se Campus) [/b]
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SUMMARY:Mental processes are not only in your head but interlaced with the
  world around you: Interdependence and vulnerability in the cognitive sci
 ences
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