Provisional Yearmarks

Provisional Yearmarks for Mind, Brain and Behaviour, including class marks (participation, attendance, preparation, thought papers), are published below:

Stud No	Essay 1	Essay 2	Classmark	Yearmark
310401	65	70	4	69
362597	75	68	4	72
382987	60	60	3	60
384021	85	72	5	81
389295	67	58	3	62
475535	78	70	4	75
0506397H	78	65	4	72

Michael P's Consultation Times

Michael Pitman's exam consultation times from 26 Oct to 6 Nov are as follows:

Fri 26 Oct 10h00 to 11h30
Mon 29 Oct 10h30 to 12h30
Tues 30 Oct 14h00 to 15h30
Wed 31 Oct 09h00 to 11h30
Thurs 1 Nov 12h00 to 13h30
Fri 2 Nov Not available
Monday 5 Nov 9h30 to 12h00

ALL other times by appointment only.

Reading 1 - Extended Mind (Seminar 13)

The first reading for Seminar 13 on the extended mind is Clark & Chalmers (1998), and can be accessed via the link below:
http://0-analysis.oxfordjournals.org.innopac.wits.ac.za/content/58/1/7.full.pdf+html

The second reading for the seminar will be handed out in class on Tuesday.

Thought paper for 9th

Briefly explain why it is according to Deacon, that the cognitive shortcomings of human children might make it easier for them to cross the symbolic threshold.

Readings for Seminar 10

In Seminar 10 (on 9 October), we begin our final section of the course on Mind, Language and Society.

The readings for Seminar 10 include Chapter 3 of Deacon (1997) - reading to be provided in class - as well as Deacon (2011) that can be accessed over the internet at:
http://anthropology.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/43.pdf

Essay Consultation

I am in from 11-12 today if you still want essay feedback

Mike

Mike G's Consultation

I will be available from 10am.

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