Kedves Kollegak !
Ez csak egy emlekezteto.
A Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Filozofiai es Tortenettudomanyok Osztalya
1999. december 16-an Kardos Lajos szuletesenek szazadik evfordulja
alkalmabol jubileumi osztalyulest rendez.
Az ules helye: MTA Szekhaz Felolvaso terem (Roosevelt ter I.e.)
Az ules ideje: 1999. december 16, csutortok 14 ora.
A 40 perces eloadast egy 1975-ben keszult televizios fil bemutatsa koveti.
KARDOS LAJOS EMLEKEZETE
Pleh Csaba eloadas kivonata
Az eloadas Kardos Lajos munkassaganak elso mozzanatakent a latas
konstancia jelensegeivel kapcsolatos kutatasait eleveniti fel. Ramutat
arra, hogyan mutatta a kor szervezodeskozpontu szellemet es finom
fenomenologiajat a kontextualis kiserletezes, s ugyanakkor milyen sajatos
felhangot ad ennek Kardosnal a matematizalas. Kardosnak a hatvanas evek
elmeleti irasaiban jelenik ez meg ujra, mint az erzekeles s kulonosen a
konstanciak kibernetikus ujraertelmezese.
Kardos Lajos osszehasonlito lelektani munkassagaval harom evtizeden at
egyseges elmelet kialakitasara torekedett. Ennek kiindulo mozzanata az
allati viselkedes ekvivalencia viszonyainak ertelmezese illetve a
helytanulas problemaja. Ezekbol az eloszor a harmincas evekben
megfogalmazott kerdesekbol bontakozott ki az allati mnemikus mezo elmelete
illetve azok a kiserletek, amelyek az emlekek helyhez kotottsege
tekinteteben vetik ossze az embert mas emlosokkel.
Kiter az eloadas Kardos Lajos keves viszhangot kapott elmeletere
a lelki elet keletkezeserol, ramutatva, hogy milyen rokonsag van az ott
bemutatott informacios mozzanat es a mai reprezentacios onallosodasi
felfogasok kozott.
Kardos kutatasi es emberi stilusaban, mikozben errol igen keveset
beszelt, jol nyomonkovetheto a becsi szellem hatsa. Megjelenik
ez temavalasztasaiban es metaforaiban, de abban is, ahogyan a nehez
kerdesekben is finom fogalmi elemzesre es nyelvi szigorusagra torekszik.
Olyan orokseg ez, melyre a tudomany viszonylagossagat hangsulyozo
korunkban ugy kell emlekeznunk, mint annak bizonysagara, hogy a klasszikus
kutatoi hozzaallas evtizedek mulva is ervenyes s ujraolvashato
eredmenyeket hoz, mint azt Kardos korai munkainak mai "felfedezese" is
mutatja.
ELMARAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hetfon, december 13-an betegseg miatt elmarad
A m b r u s - L a k a t o s L o r á n d
(CEU, Department of Political Science and Economics)
Van Fraassen on Empiricism versus Pragmatism in Epistemology
c. eloadasa a Tudomanyfilozofiai Szeminariumon.
Uj idopont: 2000, januar 17.
Sz. L.
--
Laszlo E. Szabo
Department of Theoretical Physics
Department of History and Philosophy of Science
Eotvos University, Budapest
H-1518 Budapest, Pf. 32.
Phone: (36-1)2090-555/6671
Fax: (36-1)372-2509
Home: (36-1)200-7318
http://hps.elte.hu/~leszabo
On 3 Dec 99 at 14:10, visionsciencelist-errors@list wrote:
>
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>
> 001 - Cynthia Bradford <cindy@c - Boston University, May 2000
> conference 002 - Bill Warren <Bill_Warren@ - Graduate Study in
> Visual Navigation 003 - troilod(a)ne-optometry.edu - Myopia
> conference; call for papers
>
> VisionScienceList Digest
>
>
> --------------- MESSAGE visionsciencelist.v001.n142.1
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>
> From: Cynthia Bradford <cindy(a)cns.bu.edu>
> Subject: Boston University, May 2000 conference
> Date: Thu, 2 Dec 1999 16:25:41 -0500
>
> ***** CALL FOR PAPERS *****
>
> FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COGNITIVE AND NEURAL SYSTEMS
> Tutorials: May 24, 2000 Meeting: May 25-27, 2000
>
> Boston University
> 677 Beacon Street
> Boston, Massachusetts 02215
> http://cns.bu.edu/meetings/
>
> Sponsored by Boston University's
> Center for Adaptive Systems
> and
> Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems
> with financial support from the National Science Foundation
>
> This interdisciplinary conference has drawn about 300 people from
> around the world each time that it has been offered. Last year's
> conference was attended by scientists from 31 countries. The
> conference is structured to facilitate intense communication between
> its participants, both in the formal sessions and during its other
> activities. As during previous years, the millennium conference will
> focus on solutions to the fundamental questions:
>
> How Does the Brain Control Behavior?
>
> How Can Technology Emulate Biological Intelligence?
>
> The conference will include invited tutorials and lectures, and
> contributed lectures and posters by experts on the biology and
> technology of how the brain and other intelligent systems adapt to a
> changing world. The conference is aimed at researchers and students
> of computational neuroscience, connectionist cognitive science,
> artificial neural networks, neuromorphic engineering, and artificial
> intelligence.
>
> A single oral or poster session enables all presented work to be
> highly visible.
>
> Abstract submissions encourage submissions of the latest results.
>
> Costs are kept at a minimum without compromising the quality of
> meeting handouts and social events.
>
>
> CONFIRMED INVITED SPEAKERS
>
> Richard Andersen: "Reach plans in eye-coordinates"
>
> Jean Bullier: "Role of feedback connections and timing in visual
> information processing"
>
> Daniel Bullock: "How the brain composes actions"
>
> Gail Carpenter: "Adaptive resonance theory"
>
> Jennifer Cole: "Cognitive and processing constraints on spoken
> language:
> Evidence from phonology"
>
> Robert Desimone: "Neuronal mechanisms for selective attention"
>
> Rodney Douglas: "Computational implications of cortical
> architecture"
>
> Timothy Ebner: "Sequential processing of motor control signals in
> the
> premotor and primary motor cortices: A multiplexing
> strategy"
>
> Michael Goldberg: "Beyond the receptive field: Spatially accurate
> visual
> processing in monkey cerebral cortex"
>
> Steven Greenberg: "What are the essential cues for understanding
> spoken
> language?"
>
> Stephen Grossberg: "Distributed learning, planning, and control of
> eye
> movements"
>
> Nancy Kanwisher: "fMRI investigations of visual attention"
>
> Jack Loomis: "Visual space perception in real and virtual
> environments"
>
> Ennio Mingolla: "Perceptual learning, surface color, cortical
> feedback and
> the McCullough effect"
>
> Michael Mozer: "Temporal dynamics of information transmission in
> cognitive
> systems"
>
> Michael Paradiso: "What do neurons in visual cortex see?"
>
> Alex Pentland: "Audio-visual learning"
>
> Ronald Rensink: "The dynamics of visual attention"
>
> Walter Schneider: "Functional imaging of the modules of human
> learning"
>
> Shihab Shamma: "Representation of pitch and timbre in the auditory
> system"
>
> Robert Shapley: "Dynamics of visual responses in the primary visual
> cortex"
>
> Paul Smolensky: "Optimality in networks and grammars"
>
> David Touretzky: "Partial remapping and the structure of hippocampal
> maps"
>
> William Warren: "Visual control of locomotion from optic flow"
>
>
> CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
>
> Session Topics:
> * vision * spatial mapping and navigation
> * object recognition * neural circuit models
> * image understanding * neural system models
> * audition * mathematics of neural systems
> * speech and language * robotics
> * unsupervised learning * hybrid systems (fuzzy, evolutionary,
> digital) * supervised learning * neuromorphic VLSI *
> reinforcement and emotion * industrial applications *
> sensory-motor control * cognition, planning, and attention
> * other
>
> Contributed abstracts must be received, in English, by January 28,
> 2000. Notification of acceptance will be provided by email by
> February 29, 2000. A meeting registration fee of $50 for regular
> attendees and $35 for students must accompany each Abstract. See
> Registration Information for details. The fee will be returned if
> the Abstract is not accepted for presentation and publication in the
> meeting proceedings. Registration fees of accepted abstracts will be
> returned on request only until April 14, 2000.
>
> Each Abstract should fit on one 8.5" x 11" white page with 1"
> margins on all sides, single-column format, single-spaced, Times
> Roman or similar font of 10 points or larger, printed on one side of
> the page only. Fax submissions will not be accepted. Abstract title,
> author name(s), affiliation(s), mailing, and email address(es)
> should begin each Abstract. An accompanying cover letter should
> include: Full title of Abstract; corresponding author and presenting
> author name, address, telephone, fax, and email address; and a first
> and second choice from among the topics above, including whether it
> is biological (B) or technological (T) work. Example: first choice:
> vision (T); second choice: neural system models (B). (Talks will be
> 15 minutes long. Posters will be up for a full day. Overhead, slide,
> and VCR facilities will be available for talks.) Abstracts which do
> not meet these requirements or which are submitted with insufficient
> funds will be returned. Accepted Abstracts will be printed in the
> conference proceedings volume. No longer paper will be required. The
> original and 3 copies of each Abstract should be sent to: Cynthia
> Bradford, Boston University, Department of Cognitive and Neural
> Systems, 677 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02215.
>
> REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Early registration is recommended. To
> register, please fill out the registration form below. Student
> registrations must be accompanied by a letter of verification from a
> department chairperson or faculty/research advisor. If accompanied
> by an Abstract or if paying by check, mail to the address above. If
> paying by credit card, mail as above, or fax to (617) 353-7755, or
> email to cindy(a)cns.bu.edu. The registration fee will help to pay for
> a reception, 6 coffee breaks, and the meeting proceedings.
>
> STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS: Fellowships for PhD candidates and postdoctoral
> fellows are available to cover meeting travel and living costs. The
> deadline to apply for fellowship support is January 28, 2000.
> Applicants will be notified by email by February 29, 2000. Each
> application should include the applicant's CV, including name;
> mailing address; email address; current student status; faculty or
> PhD research advisor's name, address, and email address; relevant
> courses and other educational data; and a list of research articles.
> A letter from the listed faculty or PhD advisor on official
> institutional stationery should accompany the application and
> summarize how the candidate may benefit from the meeting. Students
> who also submit an Abstract need to include the registration fee
> with their Abstract. Fellowship checks will be distributed after the
> meeting.
>
>
> REGISTRATION FORM
>
> Fourth International Conference on Cognitive and Neural Systems
>
> Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems
> Boston University
> 677 Beacon Street
> Boston, Massachusetts 02215
> Tutorials: May 24, 2000
> Meeting: May 25-27, 2000
> FAX: (617) 353-7755
> http://cns.bu.edu/meetings/
>
>
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>
> Affiliation: _______________________________________________________
>
> Address: ___________________________________________________________
>
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>
> Phone and Fax: _____________________________________________________
>
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> reception, two coffee breaks each day, and meeting proceedings. The
> tutorial registration fee includes tutorial notes and two coffee
> breaks.
>
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> CHECK ONE:
>
> ( ) $75 Conference plus Tutorial (Regular)
> ( ) $50 Conference plus Tutorial (Student)
> ( ) $50 Conference Only (Regular)
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> ( ) $25 Tutorial Only (Regular)
> ( ) $15 Tutorial Only (Student)
>
>
> METHOD OF PAYMENT (please fax or mail):
>
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> --------------- MESSAGE visionsciencelist.v001.n142.2
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>
> From: Bill Warren <Bill_Warren(a)Brown.edu>
> Subject: Graduate Study in Visual Navigation
> Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1999 11:09:08 -0500
> MIME-Version: 1.0
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
>
> GRADUATE TRAINEESHIPS
> Visual Navigation in Humans and Robots
> Brown University
> Fall 2000
>
> The Department of Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences at Brown
> University is seeking graduate applicants interested in visual
> navigation in humans and robots. The project investigates the
> nature of the information and spatial knowledge that is used in
> active navigation, and how the layout of new environments is
> learned. The research is based in a unique 40 x 40 ft Virtual
> Environment Navigation Lab (VENLab) with an Intersense wide-area
> tracker, Kaiser head-mounted display, and SGI Onyx 2 graphics.
> Human experiments study active navigation and learning in virtual
> environments, where 3D layout and landmark properties can be
> manipulated. In conjunction, biologically-inspired navigation
> strategies are tested on a mobile robot platform. The project is
> under the direction of Drs. Michael Tarr, William Warren (Cognitive
> & Linguistic Sciences, Brown) and Leslie Kaelbling (Computer
> Science, MIT). More information is available at www.cog.brown.edu,
> or the Dept. of Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences, Box 1978, Brown
> University, Providence, RI 02912. Application materials can be
> obtained from The Graduate School, Brown University, Box 1867,
> Providence, RI 02912, phone (401) 863-2600, or on-line at
> www.brown.edu. The application deadline is Jan. 1, 2000.
>
> This program is funded by a Learning and Intelligent Systems grant
> and an IGERT training grant, both from NSF.
>
> -- Bill
>
> William H. Warren, Professor
> Dept. of Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences
> Box 1978
> Brown University
> Providence, RI 02912
> (401) 863-3980 ofc, 863-2255 FAX
> Bill_Warren(a)brown.edu
>
>
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Gyula Kovacs, PhD
Dept. Physiology
Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Medical University
Szeged
H-6720
Dom ter 10
Phone:+36-62-45-53-73
Fax:+36-62-455-842
gkovacs(a)atlas.neuro.ki.se
gkovacs(a)phys.szote.u-szeged.hu
http://www.szote.u-szeged.hu/phys/frames/vision.htm
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Kedves Kollegak, Kedves Barataim !
Hernad Istvan szegedi vendegoktatasa kapcsan december 11-en, szombatom
este 6-tol rendezunk egy kis hazi vendegseget, melyen mindenkit szretettel
latunk.
Cimunk: Boross Ottilia es Pleh Csaba
Budakeszi Zichy P. u. 4 2092 Hungary
(36)(23) 453933
Busszal: 22-es busz a Moszkva terrol. Budakeszin a Kozseghazanal kell
leszallni. A meggalo oldalan maradva vissza otven meter, utana balra,
majd az iskola es a temeto kozott, a Knaab Janos utcan jobbra.
Az elso keresztutca lesz itt balra, egy sorhaz masodik egysege ( a videoes
mellett).
Autoval: a falu kozepen aa Telki-Budajeno jelzesnel jobbra, utana lasd
fent. Ketely eseten kovesd a PHOENIX panzio jelet.
MEGHIVO
A SZAB Nyelvtudomanyi Munkabizottsaga es a JATE Altalanos
Nyelveszeti Tanszeke meghivja Ont a Nyelveszeti Muhely kovetkezo
eloadasara:
Eloado: Hernad Istvan professzor (Anglia)
Az eloadas cime: Az erzettol a szimbolumig: a szobeliseg eredete. A
nyelv keletkezeserol
Az eloadas ideje: 1999. december 9. (csutortok) 18 ora 30 perc
Az eloadas helye: SZAB Szekhaz (Somogyi u. 7.)
Az eloadasra szeretettel varjuk.
__________________________________________________________
Nemeth T. Eniko
JATE Altalános Nyelveszeti Tanszek
Szeged, Egyetem u. 2. 6722
Tel. (62) 544-000/3148
E-mail: nemethen(a)hung.u-szeged.hu
__________________________________________________________
Kedves Barataim !
HERNAD ISTVAN MAGYARORSZAGI PROGRAMJA
A JATE Pszichologiai Taanszekenek Megismerestudomanyi Csoportja
s a hozza kapcsolodo szakmai kozosseg vendege lesz aa Soroso Alaapitvny
tamogatasaval december 6 es 24 kozott
Steven HARNAD, University of Southampton
Szegedi telefonja: Szegedi Akademiai Bizottsga, (62) 420704, ott lehet
hivni reggel s este, s o is tud onan telefonalni.
Emailt pedig tud majd olvasni az Irinyi epuletben levo irodabol, s itt tud
konzultalni is a diakokkal s kolegakkal.
Boldogasszny sgt. 4
PROGRAM
December 6, hetfo, megerkezes
British Midlands Londonbol, 17:35
Este a SZAB szekhazba jon autoval,ott varja Pleh
Csaba, vacsora
December 7, kedd
delelott szabad
delutan 16-17h30 ora, Irinyi epulet, foldszinti tanterem.
19 ora vacsora a tenylegesen aktiv diakokkal a Godor
etteremben.
December 8, szerda
delelott 10-12 Megismerestudomanyi Csoport, informalis beszelgetes
delutan 16-17h30 ora
este: lehetoleg valami kulturalis program
December 9, csutortok
delelott DOMBI JOZSEFFEL beszelgetes.
delutan 16-17h30 ora
este 18h30-20 nyilvanos eloadas: A nyelv keletkezeserol
(magyarul)
szervezi: a Magyar Nyeltudiomanyi tarsaag es a
SZAB Nyelveszeti Szakoszatalya
HELYSZIN; SZAB Szekhaz
December 10, pentek
delelott szabad
delutan 16-17h30 ora
este: 18h20 utazas Budapestre
December 11, szombat
delelott Csanyi Vilmossal.
delutan
este: 18 oratol barati fogadas Pleh Csabanal
Budakeszi Zichy P. u. 4 (23) 453933.
December 12 vasarnap szabad
December 13, hetfo, visszaa Szegedre,
16-17h30 utolso ora
December 14, kedd
delelott szabad
delutan Szeged-Ferihegy, vonat. 14h25-16h40 Kiseri: Pleh
Elutazas: British Midlands , 18:20-kor.
A Kurzus cime: The ORIGINS OF LANGUAGE
Tematikus feldolgozasi rend
Orak helye: Boldogasszony sugarut 4, foldszint, pszichologia tanterem
Orak ideje: 4-5h30
Tematikus feldolgozasi rend
Kedd: Dunbar, R. I. M.: Co-evolution of Neocortex size,
group size and language in humans
Szerda: Wilkins, W. K.: Brain Evolution and neurolinguistic preconditions
Csutortok: Pinker, S. & Bloom, P.: Natural language and natural selection
Pentek: Harnad, S. (1996) The Origin of Words: A Psychophysical Hypothesis.
Hetfo: Cangelosi, A. & Harnad, S. The Adaptive Advantage of Symbolic
Theft Over Sensorimotor Toil:
Kedves Kollegak, Kedves Barataim !
Hernad Istvan szegedi vendegoktatasa kapcsan december 11-en, szombatom
este 6-tol rendezunk egy kis hazi vendegseget, melyen mindenkit szretettel
latunk.
Cimunk: Boross Ottilia es Pleh Csaba
Budakeszi Zichy P. u. 4 2092 Hungary
(36)(23) 453933
Busszal: 22-es busz a Moszkva terrol. Budakeszin a Kozseghazanal kell
leszallni. A meggalo oldalan maradva vissza otven meter, utana balra,
majd az iskola es aa temeto kozott, a Knaab Janos utcan jobbra.
Az elso keresztutca lesz itt balraa, egy sorha masoidk egysege ( a videoes
mellett).
Autoval: a falu kozepen aa Telki-Budajen jelzesnel jobbra, utna l;asd
fent. Ketely eseten kovesd a PHOENIX panzio jelet.
