The first essay in the series on the emerging field of Cognition History (and Cognition Sociology). The essay begins with introducing key concepts of Micro and Macro scoping, and principal concepts of Thin and Thick. Other key concepts are introduced for their role of cognition. The essay includes a long selective list of the cognition literature.
https://www.academia.edu/122824684/Cognition_Histories_Micro_and_Macro_Thin_and_Thick_and_Other_Key_Concepts
Cognition Histories – Micro and Macro, Thin and Thick and Other Key Concepts
The second essay in the series on the emerging field of Cognition History (and Cognition Sociology). The essay begins with considering a Picture-Image, as an example of imaginary in perception. This leads to challenging the politics of thinking. The neuroscience backgrounds these challenges. So, the question has to be asked, is it, wilful ignorance or is it cultural anti-intellectualism?
https://www.academia.edu/122859516/Cognition_Histories_Picture_Image_Alleged_Smart_and_Perception
Cognition Histories – Picture-Image, Alleged Smart, and Perception
The third and final essay in the series on the emerging field of Cognition History (and Cognition Sociology). With a postscript to follow. This final essay discusses the concept of wilful ignorance, the existential crisis of the humanities, the anti-intellectualism thesis, and the popular outright rejection of the sociology discipline. The essay ends with a call for solutions in revaluating digital humanities projects. A summary of Dr Buch’s conclusions of the Cognition Histories series is provided.
https://www.academia.edu/122913996/The_Return_of_Humanities_Flourishing_in_Australia
The Return of Humanities Flourishing in Australia
The Postscript for the series on the emerging field of Cognition History (and Cognition Sociology). The Postscript applies the lessons from the three essays on Cognition History and Sociology to the current practice of the Australian Employment Industry, and as framed by unintelligent government policy; lacking in an understanding of the Cognition History and Sociology.
https://www.academia.edu/122915364/Postscript_The_Sleight_of_Hand_in_the_Australia_Employment_Industry
Postscript. The Sleight of Hand in the Australia Employment Industry
Dr Neville Buch
a company director and the Communities Program Manager, Humanist Australia.
a Convenor, Sociology of Education Thematic Group, The Australian Sociological Association (TASA).
President, Southern Brisbane Suburban Forum (SBSF).
President, Sea of Faith in Australia (SoFiA).
Director, Brisbane Southside History Network (BSHN).
Professional Historians Australia (Queensland).
Australian and New Zealand History of Education Society (ANZHES).
Australian and New Zealand Studies Association of North America (ANZSANA).
Australia and Aotearoa NZ Public History Network (AANZHPN).
International Society of Intellectual History (ISIH).
International Standing Conference for the History of Education (ISCHE).
MPHA (Qld), Ph.D. (History) UQ., Grad. Dip. Arts (Philosophy) Melb., Grad. Dip. (Education) UQ.
Neville Buch
Latest posts by Neville Buch (see all)
- Dear grossly, ethically, corrupted - December 21, 2024
- Thoughts with a Professional History colleague on “Artificial Intelligence” - December 21, 2024
- Stephanie M. Lee on “AI by omission”, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Thursday, December 19, 2024 - December 20, 2024