A group of neuroscientists and philosophers discuss the use and misuse of the term “representation” across the cognitive sciences.

Date of 4 June remains one of China’s strictest taboos, with government using increasingly sophisticated tools to censor its discussion The world will never forget the Tiananmen Square massacre, the US secretary of state and Taiwan president have said on the 36th anniversary of the crackdown, which China’s government still tries to erase from domestic memory. There is no official death toll but activists believe hundreds, possibly thousands, were killed by China’s People’s Liberation Army in the streets around Tiananmen Square, Beijing’s central plaza, on 4 June 1989. Continue reading...

What skills do you need to be a philosopher? Common examples might include: strong writing skills, the ability to analyze an argument for background assumptions and the structure of inferences, an int...