Conférences Jean Piaget - Le développement de l'enfant de Piaget à nos jours - 20-21 juin 2016
2nd JEAN PIAGET CONFERENCES: Infant development from Piaget to today - Sciencesconf.org
On June 20 and 21 2016, the "Archives Jean Piaget" at the University of Geneva will organize a scientific event entitled "Jean Piaget Conferences". The aim of these biannual conferences is to bring
Intervenants
- Richard Aslin (University of Rochester)
- Renée Baillargeon (University of Illinois)
- Paul Bloom (Yale University)
- Mark Johnson (Birkbeck, University of London)
- Annette Karmiloff-Smith (Birkbeck, University of London)
- Andrew Meltzoff (University of Washington)
- Thierry Nazzi (Paris-Descartes University)
- Olivier Pascalis (University of Grenoble)
- Elizabeth Spelke (Harvard University)
- Karen Wynn (Yale University)
20 juin 2016
Welcome speech (Uni Mail R290) - Pierre Barrouillet / Pierre-Yves Brandt
- Imitation in Infancy: Developing A Post-Piagetian Theory (Uni Mail R290) - Andrew Meltzoff
- Core knowledge and the development of intelligence: A perspective on Piaget's theory (Uni Mail R290) - Elizabeth Spelke
- From constructivism to neuroconstructivism: Typical/atypical infant trajectories (Uni Mail R290) - Annette Karmiloff-Smith
- Early developmental trajectory of a phonological bias in lexical processing (Uni Mail R290) - Thierry Nazzi
- Mechanism of learning during infant development: The role of distributional information (Uni Mail R290) - Richard Aslin
- The origin of a theory: Evidence from Jean and Valentine Piaget's notebooks (Uni Mail R290) - Marc Ratcliff
Opening of the exhibition entitled "De l'observation à la théorie: les carnets d'observations de JJean et Valentine Piaget"
21 juin 2016
- Infant memory or infant memories? (Uni Mail R290) - Olivier Pascalis
- Just Babies: The origins of good and evil (Uni Mail R290) - Paul Bloom
- The typical and atypical development of the social brain (Uni Mail R290) - Mark Johnson
- The Roots of Morality: Early social judgments in infancy (Uni Mail R290) - Karen Wynn
- Early Sociomoral Reasoning (Uni Mail R290) - Renée Baillargeon
Closing speech - Pierre Barrouillet
Contact : piagetconf@sciencesconf.org