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Researcher

Johan De Smedt

Awards & Distinctions

23 Results

2016

Naturalizing natural theology

Helen De CruzJohan De Smedt

Editorial material

2013

Evolved to be irrational?: evolutionary and cognitive foundations of pseudosciences

Stefaan BlanckeJohan De Smedt

Bookchapter in Philosophy of pseudoscience : reconsidering the demarcation problem

2012

Human artistic behaviour: adaptation, byproduct, or cultural group selection?

Johan De SmedtHelen De Cruz

Bookchapter in Philosophy of behavioral biology

The implications of the cognitive sciences for the relation between religion and science education: the case of evolutionary theory

Stefaan BlanckeJohan De SmedtHelen De CruzMaarten BoudryJohan Braeckman

A1 Journal Article in SCIENCE & EDUCATION

2011

A cognitive approach to the earliest art

Johan De SmedtHelen De Cruz

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF AESTHETICS AND ART CRITICISM

Common minds, uncommon thoughts: a philosophical anthropological investigation of uniquely human creative behavior, with an emphasis on artistic ability, religious reflection, and scientific study

Johan De SmedtJohan Braeckman

Dealing with creationist challenges: what European biology teachers might expect in the classroom

Stefaan BlanckeMaarten BoudryJohan BraeckmanJohan De SmedtHelen De Cruz

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL EDUCATION

Evolutionary approaches to epistemic justification

Helen De CruzMaarten BoudryJohan De SmedtStefaan Blancke

A1 Journal Article in DIALECTICA

Het 'universele zuur' van de evolutionaire psychologie?

Maarten BoudryHelen De CruzStefaan BlanckeJohan De Smedt

A1 Journal Article in TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR FILOSOFIE

In mysterious ways: on petitionary prayer and subtle forms of supernatural causation

Maarten BoudryJohan De Smedt

A1 Journal Article in RELIGION

The cognitive appeal of the cosmological argument

Johan De SmedtHelen De Cruz

A1 Journal Article in METHOD & THEORY IN THE STUDY OF RELIGION

The role of material culture in human time representation: calendrical systems as extensions of mental time travel

Johan De SmedtHelen De Cruz

A1 Journal Article in ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR

2010

Paley's iPod: the cognitive basis of the design argument within natural theology

Helen De CruzJohan De Smedt

A1 Journal Article in ZYGON

Religion, creationism and biological education: a cognitive perspective

Stefaan BlanckeJohan De SmedtHelen De CruzMaarten BoudryJohan Braeckman

Science as structured imagination

Helen De CruzJohan De Smedt

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF CREATIVE BEHAVIOR

The innateness hypothesis and mathematical concepts

Helen De CruzJohan De Smedt

A1 Journal Article in TOPOI-AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY

Toward an integrative approach of cognitive neuroscientific and evolutionary psychological studies of art

Johan De SmedtHelen De Cruz

A1 Journal Article in EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY

2009

Cognitive modularity in the light of the language faculty

A1 Journal Article in Logique et Analyse

Why the Human Brain is not an Enlarged Chimpanzee Brain

Johan De SmedtHelen De CruzJohan Braeckman

Bookchapter in Human Characteristics: Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Mind and Kind

2008

African botanical heritage for new crop development

Patrick Van DammeCéline Termote

A2 Journal Article in AFRIKA FOCUS

2007

How material culture extends the mind : mental time-travel and the invention of the calendar

Helen De CruzJohan De Smedt

The role of intuitive ontologies in scientific understanding the case of human evolution

H DE CRUZJohan De Smedt

A1 Journal Article in BIOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY

2004

Culturele evolutie, een darwinistische beschouwing

H. De CruzJohan De Smedt

Bookchapter in Waarom we willen wat we willen : de invloed van de evolutie op wat we kopen, wat we doen, wie we graag zien en wie we zijn