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Table of contents of the issue 1/2019, January-April

ISBN: 978-88-15-28208-8

Year: XXXVII

Jean Piaget: after Royaumont (ed. by Lia Formigari, Sara Campanella)

Lia Formigari Sara Campanella

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 3-6 DOI: 10.30460/92842

Sara Campanella

Understanding bio-cognitive change. Jean Piaget and the path to epigenetic innovation

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 7-22 DOI: 10.30460/92843

Massimo Piattelli Palmarini

Reflections on Piaget. Chomsky, Fodor, epigenetics and the Baldwin effect

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 23-52 DOI: 10.30460/92844

Giorgio Graffi

The Piaget-Chomsky debate, forty years later. A retrospective evaluation and some open issues

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 53-72 DOI: 10.30460/92845

Robert L. Campbell

What Piaget brought (and failed to bring) to Royaumont

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 73-100 DOI: 10.30460/92846

Francesco Ferretti Ines Adornetti

Piaget' comeback. Reflections on language in a post-Chomskyan era

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 101-120 DOI: 10.30460/92847

Massimo Marraffa Cristina Meini

A social-affective-cognitive approach to self-construction. From Piaget to Bowlby - and back again

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 121-140 DOI: 10.30460/92848

Jean-Jacques Ducret

Equilibration as key concept of Piagetian epistemogenesis

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 141-158 DOI: 10.30460/92849

Saggi / Essays

Felice Cimatti

"What can I trust?". Brouwer and Wittgenstein on language and mysticism

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 159-174 DOI: 10.30460/92850

Valentina Questa

Freud and Janet: A Comparison of Models for Cognitive Science

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 175-188 DOI: 10.30460/92851

Stefano Colloca

On the tenability of sceptical arguments

Paradigmi 1/2019 pp: 189-196 DOI: 10.30460/92852

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