My chum David Emanuel Andersson has just had this edited collection published. Here is an excerpt from his intro: In what is perhaps the best-known article in the history of the Austrian school, Friedrich Hayek (1945) asserts that market prices distill and thus reflect the unique local knowledge of a multitude of individuals, each of whom…
Here’s an article by my chum Gene Callahan, someone very well versed in both the libertarian and the Oakeshott worlds. AristotleGene CallahanLiberalismLibertarianismMichael OakeshottOakeshottPoliticsrationalism
This just published in the International Journal of Machine Consciousness ChalmersClarkCognitionCognitive neuroscienceCognitive scienceconsciousnessEmbodied cognitionExtended Mind
This could be a fun read. AristotleBig LebowskiCoen BrothersDudeismEpicurusPlato
Zoe Drayson’s contribution to the EM special issue. Andy ClarkCognitionCognitive scienceExtended MindExternalismFred AdamsPhilosophy of mind
This from The Independent Alan TuringBletchley ParkCognitive sciencePhilosophy of mindTuringTuring machineTuring test
Here is a recent paper kindly brought to my attention by the author. To achieve the aim of establishing the case for externalist neuroeconomics, I rely on other approaches to externalism in the cognitive sciences which focus on the role of external causal processes establishing mental phenomena in terms of interactions between neuronal states and…
The publisher has now put up a webpage for this volume. Austrian SchoolCognitionDeirdre McCloskeyEconomicsEpistemologyFriedrich HayekHerbert GintisHerbert SimonPeter Boettke
Here’s a plug for an Oxford days chum. The book has won the Baron prize. FrankismIsraelIsraelitesJacob FrankJewsJudaism
EM finds some currency in the business world. In the work entitled the “Extended Mind” Andy Clark and David Chalmers asked where does the mind stop and the world end? This question led them to looking at our “gameified” world and the classic game of Tetris. Clark and Chalmers found a piece of work done…
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