NORSK is an interdisciplinary project exploring the dual nature of social kinds. The project combines social ontology, topological modeling, historical case studies, behavioral and field studies (humans, chimps, wolves, birds), cognitive neuroscience and cross-cultural and comparative psychology
Professor Robert Wilson from the University of Western Australia will be a guest speaker at the NORSK Seminar Series, delivering two talks on October 29th and 30th, 2026
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Francesca Genovese and colleagues have published a new article exploring the mechanisms underlying automatic imitation. In the study, they investigate how counter-imitative training affects automatic imitation by examining the time...
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Upcoming talk by Samuli Reijula, University of Helsinki, “Social categories in the making: construction or recruitment?”. Real kinds, both natural and social categories, are characterized by rich inductive potential. They have...
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