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DESCRIPTION:Division of Social & Transcultural Psychiatry presents Daniel D
 . Hutto\, Senior Professor of Philosophical Psychology (University of Woll
 ongong).\n\nZoom registration\, click HERE\n\nBio note\n\nDaniel D. Hutto 
 is Senior Professor of Philosophical Psychology and Head of the School of 
 Liberal Arts at the University of Wollongong. He served on the Australian 
 Research Council College of Experts\, chairing its Humanities and Creative
  Arts panel. He conducts peer reviews for national grant awarding bodies w
 orldwide such as European Research Council\, Arts and Humanities Research 
 Council\, UK\; National Endowment for the Humanities\, USA. He has been in
 volved in 12 funded research projects and is the author of award-winning\,
  highly cited research\, with 7 books (3 with MIT Press) and over 130 rese
 arch papers in peer-reviewed journals and books chapters to his name. He i
 s co-author of the award-winning Radicalizing Enactivism (MIT\, 2013) and 
 its sequel\, Evolving Enactivism (MIT\, 2017). His other recent books\, in
 clude: Folk Psychological Narratives (MIT\, 2008) and Wittgenstein and the
  End of Philosophy (Palgrave\, 2006). He is editor of Narrative and Unders
 tanding Persons (CUP\, 2007) and Narrative and Folk Psychology (Imprint Ac
 ademic\, 2009). A special yearbook\, Radical Enactivism\, focusing on his 
 philosophy of intentionality\, phenomenology and narrative\, was published
  in 2006. He is regularly invited to speak not only at philosophy conferen
 ces but at expert meetings of anthropologists\, clinicians\, educationalis
 ts\, narratologists\, neuroscientists and psychologists.\n
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SUMMARY:Culture\, Mind & Brain Speaker Series: Enculturated Minds and Brain
 s: Questioning a Familiar Philosophical Picture
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 ker-series-enculturated-minds-and-brains-questioning-familiar-philosophica
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