Todd Ganson
- Professor of Philosophy
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Todd Ganson Paper Published as Chapter in a Book
Professor of Philosophy Todd Ganson published the paper “Not All Sensory Systems Are Information Channels: Outliers from Plant Biology and Beyond.” It appears as a chapter in the book Philosophy of Plant Cognition, published by Routledge.
Todd Ganson Presents at American Philosophical Association
Professor of Philosophy Todd Ganson presented his paper, "Do selective forces favor sensory accuracy?" at the Pacific meeting of the American Philosophical Association in Vancouver.
Todd Ganson Gives Talk at University of Basel, Switzerland
Professor of Philosophy Todd Ganson gave the talk, "Not All Sensory Systems are Information Channels," at the conference “Green Intelligence? Debating Plant Cognition” at the University of Basel, Switzerland.
Todd Ganson publishes review of 'Representation in Cognitive Science'
Professor of Philosophy Todd Ganson has published a review of the book Representation in Cognitive Science in the journal Mind.
Todd Ganson publishes paper, 'Aristotle on Perception as Representation'
Professor of Philosophy Todd Ganson publishes a chapter titled "Aristotle on Perception as Representation" in the book Philosophical Problems in Sense Perception: Testing the Limits of Aristotelianism.
Todd Ganson Publishes Article
Professor of Philosophy Todd Ganson published the article, "A role for representations in inflexible behavior," in the journal Biology & Philosophy.
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This Week in Photos: A Classy View
Professor Todd Ganson’s problems of philosophy class in the Peters Hall Language Lab serves as inspiration for this week’s photo series.