International Conference on Cognitive Anthropology and Culture (ICOCAAC - 27)

This track explores the interplay between human cognition and cultural frameworks, examining how cultural contexts shape cognitive processes. It invites contributions that analyze the influence of cultural models on thought and reasoning.

Focusing on the relationship between language and cognition, this track investigates how linguistic structures reflect and influence cognitive processes. Papers may address topics such as linguistic relativity and the role of language in shaping cultural understanding.

This session seeks to unpack the concept of cultural models and their impact on human behavior and social interactions. Contributions may include empirical studies and theoretical discussions on how cultural frameworks guide individual and collective actions.

This track emphasizes ethnographic methodologies in studying cognitive processes within diverse cultural settings. It encourages submissions that highlight the importance of fieldwork in understanding cognition as a culturally situated phenomenon.

Exploring the symbolic dimensions of culture, this track invites papers that examine how symbols and ideas shape human cognition and social life. Discussions may include the role of symbols in identity formation and cultural narratives.

This session focuses on the concept of distributed cognition and its implications for understanding social networks and relationships. Contributions may explore how knowledge and reasoning are shared and constructed within communities.

This track investigates how cognitive processes manifest in everyday practices and cultural rituals. It invites interdisciplinary approaches that bridge anthropology, psychology, and sociology to analyze cognition in real-world contexts.

Focusing on the dynamics of consensus within cultural groups, this track encourages submissions that utilize discourse analysis to explore how language shapes collective cognition. Papers may examine the negotiation of meaning in social interactions.

This session seeks to understand how cultural values and beliefs inform cognitive frameworks and decision-making processes. Contributions may include theoretical explorations and empirical studies that highlight the interplay between culture and cognition.

This track invites innovative experimental designs that investigate cognitive processes from an anthropological perspective. Submissions may focus on experimental tasks that reveal insights into cultural influences on cognition.

Exploring the historical dimensions of cognitive anthropology, this track encourages papers that analyze how historical contexts shape cognitive processes and cultural practices. Contributions may include case studies and theoretical reflections on the evolution of cognition in cultural settings.