Resumo
The XSCAPE Team in Santiago de Compostela and its home institution INCIPIT-CSIC, have organised a Winter School, comprised of a series of four field sessions. XSCAPE and INCIPIT crew shared discussions and ideas about landscape, materiality and perceptual behavior. ERC-2020-SyG 951631 – XSCAPE Project 'Material Minds: Exploring the Interactions between Predictive Brains, Cultural Artefacts, and Embodied Visual Search'. Material Minds (acronym XSCAPE) is an ERC Synergy Grant project, as announced by the European Research Council on Nov 5, 2020. Material Minds Lab is the experimental facility of the XSCAPE Project based in INCIPIT-CSIC in Santiago de Compostela. The Material Minds research problem is, in short: How do the worlds we build alter our own minds and the ways we process information? Do the material structures of our settlements, buildings, roads, and artefacts actively change patterns of thought and attention, so that understanding change in these ‘material codes’ becomes part and parcel of understanding the emergence of the modern mind? The PIs of XSCAPE are Felipe Criado-Boado (corresponding PI) of the INCIPIT-CSIC, Luis M. Martínez-Otero of the Institute of Neurosciences (joint centre of CSIC and UMH), Andy Clark, of the Departments of Informatics and Philosophy of the University of Sussex, and Johannes Müller, of the Institute of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Archaeology of Kiel University.
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Instituto de Ciencias del Patrimonio. Institute of Heritage Sciences. INCIPIT-CSIC. Santiago de Compostela. Ciencias sociales. Social Sciences. Humanidades. Humanities. Patrimonio cultural. Cultural Heritage. XSCAPE Project. Material Minds. Landscape. Materiality. Perceptual Behavior. Predictive Brains. Cultural Artefacts. Embodied Visual Search.