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CISAB     V I D E O   L I B R A R Y

Since 1991 the Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior (CISAB) at Indiana University has sponsored over 130 guest lectures, in conjunction with Program in Animal Behavior graduate seminars. Prominant researchers from around the world have presented public talks about their research, many of which we have videotaped. These taped lectures are archived in the CISAB Video Library collection, and may be checked out from our Administrative Assitant for viewing at the Center (402 N. Park Avenue, Bloomington, Indiana, USA). CISAB's Video Library collection serves as a continuing resource for students who may not have been able to attend a lecture. The collection is listed below by speaker and chronologically. The chrono index gives the TITLE of each lecture, the TOPICAL SEMINAR host, and links to RELATED READING references for most guest speakers. You may also read what some of our guest speakers have said about their visit. Other events on tape include the 1997 Modeling Behavioral Systems Workshop, the 2001 International Hamilton Symposium, and REU Student Presentations.

SPEAKER VIDEO INDEX

Colin Allen Jeanne Altmann Victor Apanius Gregory Ball Rik Belew Mark B. Blumberg Christine R.B. Boake Sally T. Boysen John Buntin Nancy T. Burley Nicola S. Clayton Theo Colburn Leda Cosmides David P. Crews Allison J. Doupe Fred Dyer John A. Endler Michael S. Fanselow Alison Fleming Dorothy M. Fragaszy Steven A. Frank Bennett G. (Jeff) Galef Luc-Alain Giraldeau Patricia A. Gowaty Louis J. Gross Louis J. Guilette, Jr. Erik Greene Matthew Grobern Michaela Hau Cecilia M. Heyes Kay Holecamp Warren G. Holmes

Carl Hopkins Lynne Houck Ron Hoy Erich D. Jarvis John R. Jungck Alex Kacelnik Alan C. Kamil Darcy B. Kelly Kevin Laland Christopher G. Langton Louis Lefebvre Steven L. Lima Elisabeth A. Lloyd Sue Margulis Therese A. Markow Emilia Martins Margaret (Peg) McCarthy Michael Menaker John Mitani Michael C. Moore Randy J. Nelson Daniel J. Papaj Sergio M. Pellis Irene Pepperberg Steven M. Phelps Daniel J. Povinelli Todd Preuss Andrew F. Read Eliszabeth Adkins Regan Sean Rice

James K. Rilling Roy Ritzmann Anne E. Russon Michael J. Ryan Jeffrey C. Schank Barney Schlinger Paul Schmid-Hempel William A. Searcy John Seger David Sherry Stephen Shuster Rae Silver Charles T. Snowdon John Staddon Judy A. Stamps Fredrick Suppe Frederick vom Saal Peter Todd Tim Tully Michael J. Wade Peter M. Waser David Weaver Wesley White Stim Wilcox Hugh R. Wilson William C. Wimsatt John Wingfield David D. Yager Anthony Zera Marlene Zuk

CHRONO / TITLE VIDEO INDEX

MARGARET (PEG) McCARTHY   Department of Physiology, University of Maryland "Functional Significance of Steroid Modulation of GABAergic Neurotransmission in the Female Rat"        9 October 1995        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones & Behavior        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

GREGORY BALL   Department of Psychology, Johns Hopkins University "Sex and Seasonal Differences in the Avian Vocal Control System: What Exactly is Different and Why?"        16 October 1995        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones & Behavior        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

JOHN BUNTIN   "Prolactin-Induced Changes in Behavior and Neuroendocrine Function in Birds: Insights from Prolactin Receptor Studies in the CNS"        Department of Biological Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones & Behavior        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

JOHN WINGFIELD   Department of Zoology, University of Washington "Ecological Bases of Endocrine Phenomena"        6 November 1995        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones & Behavior        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

BARNEY SCHLINGER   Department of Physiological Sciences, University of California-Los Angeles "Perspectives on Estrogen Physiology and Estrogen Control of Behavior in Songbirds"        27 November 1995        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones & Behavior        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

DANIEL J. POVINELLI   Division of Behavioral Biology, University of Southwestern Louisiana, New Iberia Research Center "Chimpanzees, Children, and the Evolution of Theory of Mind"        29 October 1996        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

KEVIN LALAND   Sub-Department of Animal Behavior, University of Cambridge, UK "Evolution of Social Learning"        1 March 1996        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

DAVID SHERRY   Department of Psychology, University of Western Ontario, Canada "Memory in Food Storing Birds"        22 March 1996        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

RIK BELEW   Computer Science & Engineering Department, University of California-San Diego "Goldilocks Models of Cognitive Systems: Not Too Vague, Not Too Detailed, Just Right!"        26 April 1996        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

JOHN STADDON   Department of Psychology, Duke University "Feeding Dynamics: Why Rats Eat in Meals and What this Might Mean for Foraging and Feeding Regulation"        1 October 1996        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Theoretical Aspects of Foraging Behavior

LUC-ALAIN GIRALDEAU   Department of Biology, Concordia University, Canada "Search for Food or Wait for Others to Find it? Tests of Foraging Game Models Using Starlings and Finches"        13 November 1996        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Theoretical Aspects of Foraging Behavior

ALEX KACELNIK   Department of Zoology, Oxford University, UK "Associative Learning and Optimal Foraging: Can One Account for the Other?"        19 November 1996        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Theoretical Aspects of Foraging Behavior

CHARLES SNOWDON   Department of Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison "Tamarin Family Values: Mechanisms of Pairbonding & Cooperative Infant Care"        5 November 1997        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolutions of Proximal Mechanisms of Affiliation

WARREN G. HOLMES   Department of Psychology, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor "Social Context, Timing and the Development of Kin Favoritism in Belding's Ground Squirrels"        3 December 1997        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolutions of Proximal Mechanisms of Affiliation

ALISON FLEMING   Department of Psychology, University of Toronto, Canada "Psychobiology of Maternal Behavior in Human Mothers: Usefulness of the Animal Model"        10 December 1997        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolutions of Proximal Mechanisms of Affiliation

DANIEL J. PAPAJ   Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Arizona "A Natural History of Dynamical Processes in Insect Behavior"        23 January 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

TODD PREUSS   New Iberia Research Center, University of Southwestern Louisiana "What's Human about the Human Brain?"        27 February 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

BENNETT G. (Jeff) GALEF   Department of Psychology, McMaster University, Canada "No Ratte is an Islande"        13 March 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

FRED DYER   Zoology Department, Michigan State University "The Sun Compass as a Model System in Cognitive Science"        3 April 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

PETER TODD   Center for Adaptive Behavior & Cognition, Max-Planck Institute "Modeling the Evolution of Learning, from Breeding to Birdsong"        17 April 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution & Learning

JUDY A. STAMPS   Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of California-Davis "Territorial Behavior: Testing the Assumptions"        11 September 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

STEVEN L. LIMA   Department of Life Sciences, Indiana State University "Safety in Numbers: Back to the Basics of Anti-Predator Vigilance"        25 September 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

RANDY J. NELSON   Departments of Psychology and Neuroscience, Johns Hopkins University "Seasonal Cycles of Sex and Death: The Energetics of Immune Function"        9 October 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

MICHAEL J. RYAN   Department of Zoology, University of Texas "Historical Influences on the Evolution of Female Mating Preferences in Tungara Frogs"        30 October 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

WILLIAM A. SEARCY   Department of Biology, University of Miami "The Evolution of Polygyny in the Ancestry of Red-Winged Blackbirds"        6 November 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

NANCY T. BURLEY   Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of California-Irvine "Mate Choice for Aesthetic Traits: A Role for Learning?"        20 November 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

PETER M. WASER   Department of Biological Sciences, Purdue University "Genetic Signatures of Interpopulation Dispersal"        4 December 1998        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

ANTHONY ZERA   Department of Biology, University of Nebraska "Physiology of Life History Tradeoffs: Genetics, Energetics, and Endocrinology "        29 January 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution of Behavior as Part of the Total Phenotype        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

EMILIA MARTINS   Department of Biology, University of Oregon "Understanding Evolutionary Convergence: A Behavioral Perspective"        11 March 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution of Behavior as Part of the Total Phenotype        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

STEVE SHUSTER   Department of Biology, Northern Arizona University "The Genetics of Alternative Mating Strategies and Biased Sex Ratios in a Marine Isopod"        9 April 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution of Behavior as Part of the Total Phenotype        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

KERRY SHAW   Department of Organismic & Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University "Behavioral Evolution and Speciation in Hawaiian Crickets"        16 April 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution of Behavior as Part of the Total Phenotype        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

JERRY WILKINSON   Department of Zoology, University of Maryland "Sexual Selection, Selfish Genes and Sexual Dimorphism in Stalk-Eyed Flies"        30 April 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Evolution of Behavior as Part of the Total Phenotype        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

FRED VOM SAAL   Division of Biological Sciences, University of Missouri-Columbia "The Fragile Fetal Brain: Permanent Neurobehavioral Effects of Very Low Doses of Endogenous Steroids and Environmental Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals"        1 October 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones, Behavior, and Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals in the Environment        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

DAVID P. CREWS   Section of Integrative Biology, University of Texas-Austin "Endocrine Disruptors: Present Issues, Future Problems"        21 October 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones, Behavior, and Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals in the Environment        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

LOUIS GUILLETTE, JR.   Department of Zoology, University of Florida "Contaminants as Hormones: Lessons from Alligators"        12 November 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones, Behavior, and Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals in the Environment        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

VICTOR APANIUS   Department of Biological Sciences, Florida International University "Evolutionary Ecology of Vertebrate Immunity"        3 December 1999        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Hormones, Behavior, and Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals in the Environment        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

ALAN C. KAMIL   Department of Biological Sciences, University of Nebraska "The Evolution of Intelligence in Animals"        28 January 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning & Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

COLIN ALLEN   Department of Philosophy, Texas A & M University "Do Behaviorists Dream of Mechanical Sheep? Black Boxes, Mind Reading, and the Explanation of Animal Behavior"        11 February 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning & Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

TIM TULLY   Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory "Neurogenetic Perspective of Memory "        25 February 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning & Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

MICHAEL S. FANSELOW   Department of Psychology, University of California-Los Angeles "Fear: From Function to Physiology "        24 March 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning & Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

LEDA COSMIDES   Department of Psychology, University of California-Santa Barbara "Has Natural Selection Shaped How Humans Reason?"        28 April 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning & Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

PATRICIA A. GOWATY   Institute of Ecology, University of Georgia "Offspring Viability Selection and Components of Fitness in Drosophila pseudoobscura and Mus musculus"        15 September 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

CHRISTINE R.B. BOAKE   Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Tennessee "Flying Apart: Sexual Selection and Speciation in Hawaiian Drosophila"        29 September 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

THERESE A. MARKOW   Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Arizona-Tuscon "How Drosophila Males Make Eggs: It's Elemental"        20 October 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

JOHN A. ENDLER   Department of Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology, University of California-Santa Barbara "Interactions Between Ambient Light, Color Patterns, Signalling Behaviour, and Microhabitat Choice & How It Affects the Direction of Sexual Selection"        3 November 2000        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Behavioral Ecology        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

LOUIS LEFEBVRE   Biology Department, McGill University, Canada "Feeding Innovations in Birds: Implications for Ecology, Evolution, Neurobiology and Cognition"        28 September 2001        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Social Learning, Social Intelligence, and Social Brains        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

JEFFREY C. SCHANK   Department of Psychology, University of California-Davis "Can Individual-Based Modeling Contribute to a Better Understanding of Animal Behavior?"        19 October 2001        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Social Learning, Social Intelligence, and Social Brains        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

DOROTHY M. FRAGASZY   Department of Psychology, University of Georgia "The Biology of Traditions: Models and Evidence"        31 November 2001        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Social Learning, Social Intelligence, and Social Brains        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

ERICH D. JARVIS   Department of Neurobiology , Duke University "Evolution of Vocal Learning in Birds "        7 December 2001        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Social Learning, Social Intelligence, and Social Brains        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

STIM WILCOX   Biological Sciences Department, State University of New York-Binghamton "Deceit Amongst The Webbing: Aggressive Mimicry and Cognitive Abilities in Portia Jumping Spiders"        1 February 2002        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning and Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

NICOLA S. CLAYTON   Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge "Mental time travel by food caching scrub-jays"        22 March 2002        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning and Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

CELIA HEYES   Department of Psychology, University College London "Imitation: General Mechanism or Innate Module?"        19 April 2002        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Learning and Evolution        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

DAVID D. YAGER   Department of Psychology, University of Maryland " Fierce and fiercer creatures meet: bug ears foil bat attacks "        1 November 2002        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Neuroethology

DARCY B. KELLEY   Department of Biological Sciences, Columbia University " Underwater songs: A neurobiology of vocal communication "        15 November 2002        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Neuroethology

ALLISON J. DOUPE   Department of Neural Science, University of California-SF " What song birds can teach us about vocal learning and basal ganglia function "        22 November 2002        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Neuroethology

> MICHAEL MENAKER   Department of Biology, University of Virginia " Circadian organization in mammals "        7 February 2003        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Biological Rhythms and Behavior

RAE SILVER   Department of Psychology, Columbia University " Building a brain clock "        21 February 2003        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Biological Rhythms and Behavior

DAVID WEAVER   Department of Neurobiology, University of Mass. " Molecular mechanisms of circadian clock function "        7 March 2003        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Biological Rhythms and Behavior

WESLEY WHITE   Department of Psychology, Morehead State University " Potently affective events and time-dependent changes in circadian activity "        28 March 2003        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Biological Rhythms and Behavior

MICHAELA HAU   Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University " Annual endocrine rhythms "        25 April 2003        Public Lecture for Graduate Seminar: Biological Rhythms and Behavior

STEPHEN SHUSTER   Northern Arizona University " Sex role reversal and sexual selection in seahorse and pipefish "        5 September 2003        IU Behavior Colloquia

BENNETT GALEF, JR.   McMaster University " Social influences on food choices of Norway rats and mate choices of Japanese quail "        21 October 2003        IU Behavior Colloquia

ELISZABETH ADKINS REGAN   Cornell Univeristy " Sexual partner preference and social monogamy: a view from birdland"        31 October 2003        IU Behavior Colloquia

LYNNE HOUCK   Oregon State University " Salamander courtship pheromones: from molecules to mating"        1 November 2003        IU Behavior Colloquia

KAY HOLEKAMP   Michigan State University " Reproductive tactics in the spotted hyena"        5 December 2003        IU Behavior Colloquia

JOHN MITANI   Univeristy of Michigan " The behavior ecology of the Ngogo chimpanzees"        9 February 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2004

> ERIK GREENE   University of Montana " Phenotypic plasticity and host plants: linking ecology, development and speciation in nemoria caterpillars"        2 April 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2004

STEVEN M. PHELPS   University of Florida " Individual differences and the evolution of social behavior: vasopressin and monogamy"        9 April 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2004

> IRENE PEPPERBERG   MIT " Possible perceptual consciousness in Grey Parrots (Psittacus erithacus)"        16 April 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2004

SALLY T. BOYSEN   Ohio State University " When brain meets brawn: the impact of enculturation on chimpanzee cognition"        29 September 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2004

MATTHEW GROBERN   Georgia State University " Proximate regulation of vertebrae sex change: the long and short of it?"        8 October 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2004

JOHN SEGER  University of Utah " Whale lice as naturally replicated evolutionary experiments"        15 October 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2004

ANNE E. RUSSON   Glendon College, York University " Theory of mind in great apes: why it's not so important and what else is"        27 October 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2004

JAMES K. RILLING   Emory University " Human, ape and monkey brains: are they allometrically scale versions of the same design?"        10 November 2004        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2004

COLLIN ALLEN   Texas A&M University " Transitive inference I Animals: Reasoning or conditioned associations"        23 January 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2005

SERGIO M. PELLIS   University of Lethbridge " The origins and functions of play"        4 February 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2005

MARK BLUMBERG   University of Iowa " Unraveling the mysteries of infant sleeps"        25 February 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2005

MICHAEL C. MOORE   Arizona State University " Integrated biology of the phenotype: Endocrinology of aggression"        8 April 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2005

ROY RITZMANN   Case Western Reserve University " Movement through complex terrain: robots and insects"        16 September 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2005

RON R. HOY   Cornell University " The spider and the fly: a neuroethologists tale"        30 September 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2005

JEANNE ALTMANN   Princeton University " Sociality, fitness components, and endocrine correlates in a highly social primate"        6 October 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2005

SUE MARGULIS   Lincoln Park Zoo " Behavioral research in zoological parks: why behavior matters"        2 December 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2005

BARNEY A. SCHLINGER   UCLA " Neurosteroids and neuroplasticity in the songbird brain"        9 December 2005        IU Behavior Colloquia: Fall 2005

CARL HOPKINS   Cornell University " Signals and sensory codes: electric communication in fish"        20 January 2006        IU Behavior Colloquia: Spring 2006

OTHER EVENTS ON VIDEO

International Hamilton Symposium STEVEN A. FRANK   Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of California-Irvine "The Domestication of Competitive Symbionts into Cohesive Evolutionary Units"        6-7 April 2001        2001 SYMPOSIUM: International Hamilton Symposium        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

ANDREW F. READ   Institute of Cell, Animal & Population Biology, University of Edinburgh, Scotland "Can Extraordinary Sex Ratios Explain Malaria?"        6-7 April 2001        2001 SYMPOSIUM: International Hamilton Symposium        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

PAUL SCHMID-HEMPEL   Experimental Ecology, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH), Universität Zürich, Switzerland "Parasites and Host Genotype Diversification in the Selection Arena"        6-7 April 2001        2001 SYMPOSIUM: International Hamilton Symposium        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

MARLENE ZUK   Department of Biology, University of California-Riverside "Immunity, Sexual Selection and Life History"        6-7 April 2001        2001 SYMPOSIUM: International Hamilton Symposium        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

ELISABETH A. LLOYD   Department of History & Philosophy of Science, Indiana University "Sorting Out the Units of Selection"        6-7 April 2001        2001 SYMPOSIUM: International Hamilton Symposium        S U G G E S T E D   R E A D I N G

Strategies of Modeling Behavioral Systems Workshop SEAN RICE   Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Yale University "Strategies for Constructing Analytical Models in Biology"        7-8 November 1997        1997 WORKSHOP: Strategies of Modeling Behavioral Systems

JOHN R. JUNGCK   Department of Biology, Beloit College "Strategic Simulations: Designs for Enhancing Learning Long-Term Strategies of Research and Mathematical Modeling in Biology"        7-8 November 1997        1997 WORKSHOP: Strategies of Modeling Behavioral Systems

CHRISTOPHER G. LANGTON   Complex Systems, Sante Fe Institute "Multi Agent Modeling approaches to Complex Adaptive Systems"        7-8 November 1997        1997 WORKSHOP: Strategies of Modeling Behavioral Systems

FREDRICK SUPPE   Department of Philosophy, University of Maryland "Scientific Sense and Philosophical Nonsense about Modeling"        7-8 November 1997        1997 WORKSHOP: Strategies of Modeling Behavioral Systems

WILLIAM C. WIMSATT   Department of Philosophy, University of Chicago "Heuristics and False Models: Strategies for Building Truer Theories"        7-8 November 1997        1997 WORKSHOP: Strategies of Modeling Behavioral Systems