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Advanced course in methods.
Advanced course in research methods. The course provides an introduction to research methods used to investigate meaning (understanding and production) in language. We place particular emphasis on quantitative analysis and design of studies and experiments.
Advanced course in methods.
In recent years, diagnoses like the Anthropocene, climate crisis, and shifting baseline syndrome have highlighted that, when it comes to our environments, time is of the essence. But how have environments and temporalities shaped each other in the past, and what can a historian do to grasp the interplay between them?
Advanced course in methods.
The aim of this course is to encourage reflection on art objects understood as aesthetic objects. Key questions will engage with the kind of knowledge an aesthetic approach can impart and notions of art as artwork or as experience.
This 3-ECTS PhD course examines recent debates in social ontology, focusing on questions of meta-metaphysics and meta-semantics concerning social kinds. The course is taught by Esa Díaz-León, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Barcelona.
The PhD course "Methods: Attention and Experience" explores the critical relationship between attention and diverse modes of experience. Students will examine the intentionality and phenomenology of attention and how they are related to central concepts in the philosophy of mind and cognitive science through various methodological lenses.