Cognitive Science at Case
conducts integrated, transdisciplinary research into human higher-order
cognition, notably our remarkable species-wide capacities for
creativity and innovation. Research emphases include the workings
of the human mind in design, art, and technology, the interaction
of brain and culture in development and evolution, the origins
of human higher-order cognition, and the operation of systems
that human beings have invented to guide their thought and action
individually and culturally. Cognitive Science at Case makes use
of the traditional methods of neuroscience, linguistics, psychology,
biology, and anthropology along with new, integrated methods that
have been invented within Cognitive Science over the last several
years.
The Department of Cognitive Science relies on the support of generous
donors to carry on its exciting activities and to enhance the
educational opportunities for our students. Please visit our Support
Page.
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