Sciences of Mind

2014

Tresch, John. “Ecologies of ‘Mind’.” In Conference: Buddhism, Mind, and Cognitive Science, . UC Berkeley, 2014.
Video – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2stwPd_MSw&t=1h44m35s

2012

Tresch, John. “Compte rendu: Le jour où les robots mangeront des pommes: Conversations avec un Geminoïd, de Emmanuel Grimaud et Zaven Paré.” . Gradhiva: Revue d’ethnologie et d’histoire d’art(2012).
PDF – robots_pommes.pdf

2011

Tresch, John. “La Technaesthétique : Répétition, habitude, et dispositif technique dans les arts romantiques.” Romantisme, Journal du XIXème siècle 150 (2011): 63-73.
PDF – la_technesthetique.pdf

Tresch, John. “Experimental Ethics and the Meditating Brain.” InNeurocultures, edited by Francisco Ortega and Fernando Vidal, 49-68. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 2011.
PDF – mind_and_life_essay_tresch.pdf

2007

Tresch, John. “Cybernetics.” In Genesis, edited by Emilie Gomart. Utrecht: Centraal Museum, 2007.
PDF – cybernetics_overview_genesis.pdf

2004

Tresch, John. “In a Solitary Place: Raymond Roussel’s Brain and the French Cult of Unreason.” Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 35 (2004): 307-332.
PDF – in_a_solitary_place.pdf

2001

Tresch, John. “On Going Native: Thomas Kuhn and Anthropological Method.” Philosophy of the Social Sciences 31 (2001): 302-322.
PDF – going_native.pdf

2000

Tresch, John. “Cybernetics and the Mind of God.” In NO1SE, edited by Adam Lowe and Simon Schaffer. Cambridge: Wellcome Institute, London, 2000.
PDF – cybernetics_and_god.pdf

1998

Tresch, John. “Heredity is an Open System: Gregory Bateson as Descendant and Ancestor.” In Anthropology Today, 3-6., 1998.
PDF – batesontresch.pdf