Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Metacognition and the origins of art

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2015) Kazimierz Naturalist Workshop (KNEW), Abstracts.
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Methodology in the evolutionary study of art : perspectives in philosophical anthropology, cognitive archaeology, and evolutionary theory

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2015)
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The artful mind: a critical review of the evolutionary psychological study of art

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2015) BRITISH JOURNAL OF AESTHETICS. 55(2). p.225-248
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In the mind's eye: cognitive science and the riddle of cave art

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2015) iCog blog.
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Cooperation, group identity, and the evolution of visual arts

Eveline Seghers (UGent) and Delphine De Smet (UGent)

(2014) 2nd Evolution and Human Behavior in the Low Countries Conference, Abstracts.
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A conceptual paradox in the evolutionary study of art

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2014) 'I know what art is when I see it' : Reasons (not) to define art, Abstracts.
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Joint observation of visual art facilitates within-group cooperation

Eveline Seghers (UGent) and Delphine De Smet (UGent)

(2014) Human Behavior and Evolution Society (HBES), 26th Annual Meeting, Abstracts.
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Cross-species comparison in the evolutionary study of art: a cognitive approach to the ape art debate

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2014) REVIEW OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY. 18(4). p.263-272
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Is symbolic cognition a prerequisite for the emergence of art? The case of geometric engravings

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2013) European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association (EHBEA) annual meeting, Abstracts.
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Is symbolic cognition a prerequisite for the emergence of art? The case of geometric engravings

Eveline Seghers (UGent)

(2013) 1st International Conference: Cognitive Futures of the Humanities, Abstracts.

Academic Bibliography

Metacognition and the origins of art

Methodology in the evolutionary study of art : perspectives in philosophical anthropology, cognitive archaeology, and evolutionary theory

The artful mind: a critical review of the evolutionary psychological study of art

In the mind's eye: cognitive science and the riddle of cave art

Cooperation, group identity, and the evolution of visual arts

A conceptual paradox in the evolutionary study of art

Joint observation of visual art facilitates within-group cooperation

Cross-species comparison in the evolutionary study of art: a cognitive approach to the ape art debate

Is symbolic cognition a prerequisite for the emergence of art? The case of geometric engravings

Is symbolic cognition a prerequisite for the emergence of art? The case of geometric engravings

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