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CogWeb is a research tool for exploring the relevance of the study of human cognition to communication and cultural studies. It is edited by Francis Steen, Associate Professor of Communication Studies at UCLA. See my latest review and the annotated bibliography. CogWeb contains a few thousand items on cognitive cultural theory, evolutionary psychology, and cognitive science, but it has not been actively maintained since 2001. I'm looking for a new formal for my current work. Some relatively speaking new pages are posted below; see also Early California History pages. The literary historical content is largely restricted to the Early Modern period (1500-1800). Frames or no frames. Revised 23 August 2009. |
© Francis
F. Steen, Communication Studies, University of California, Los Angeles
CogWeb Citation
and Copyright Information and Access
statististics
The Mind
Doesn't Work That Way: Sutherland reviews Fodor (Mar 2001)
The Descent
of Mind: Fiddick reviews Corballis & Lea (Feb
2001)
Grady, Oakley, Coulson:
Blending and Metaphor (Jan 2001)
Carroll: The Deep
Structure of Literary Representation (Oct 2000)
Steen: Wordsworth's
Autobiography of the Imagination (Oct
2000)
The Work of Fiction: Cognitive Perspectives (August 2000)
Paul Hernadi,
Entertaining Commitments
Steen on Lakoff
& Johnson: Grasping Philosophy by the Roots (May 2000)
Hernadi & Steen:
The Tropical Landscapes of Proverbia (May 2000)
The Literary
Imagination - MLA 2000
Steen
& Owens: Implicit Pedagogy (March 2000)
Restoration
Print Culture (October '99)
Cognition,
Narrative, and the Psychology of Love - MLA '99
Richardson
on Cognitive Science and the Future of Literary Studies (external)
Gary
Snyder: The Fiftieth Millenium (3/13/99)
Fauconnier
on Meaning, Language, Cognition (2/19/99)
Carroll
on Pinker's Theory of Art (2/18/99)
New at
the MLA: Cognitive Approaches to Literature (1/10/99)
Literature and the Cognitive Revolution
at the MLA 98 (12/27/98)
CogWeb
reviewed in the Chronicle of Higher Education (6/26/98)
Literature,
History and Cognition at the SLS 98 (5/4/98)
Freeman
reviews books on metaphor (3/13/98 - external)
Hoffmeyer: Biosemiotics
(12/15/97)
McIntosh: Cognition and Power
(12/12/97)
The Theory of Mind Model (11/15/97)
Does Adaptationism Imply Modularity?
(8/1/97)
Apology: Why I Am a Cognitivist
(1/19/97)
Evolutionary Psychology - a Primer
(1/1/97)
Collaborative Projects
Access
Cognition and Literature
Group
Chase Play
Dissertation
Exclusion
Crisis
Fictive
Worlds
History of
Science
IAM
papers
Psychology Surveys
Schema Theory
The Well
WoF
papers
Personal
Building
a Raft
The Last
White
© 2000 Francis
F. Steen, Communication Studies, University of California, Los Angeles