Marcellus, the giant Pacific octopus that shares the narrative duties in this year's One Read book, impresses us with his intellect. But what is intelligence, and what can we learn about non-human intelligences? Explore different models for cognition in this discussion led by WWU English professor Matt Dube and associate professor of philosophy Josh Turkewitz. Adults.
Marcellus, the giant Pacific octopus that shares the narrative duties in this year's One Read book "Remarkably Bright Creatures," impresses us with his intellect. But what is intelligence, really, and what can we learn about non-human intelligences? This event will explore different models for cognition to understand what it might mean to be a “smart cookie.” Led by William Woods University English professor Matt Dube and associate professor of philosophy Josh Turkewitz.
Adults.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | One Read | Books & Authors |
TAGS: | Science | Nature | Book Discussion |
Please note that this program is taking place at a community location, not at a library branch. See the event description to confirm the location of this program.
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