The first SFCT meeting of 2013 will be on Monday 11 March 2013.  We’re meeting at OneKX, 120 Cromer Street, London WC1H 8BS (near Kings Cross) from 12 noon – 6pm.  The lead topic for this meeting is ‘Latest developments in SF’.  I will be leading a session based on one I’ll be doing at the Conversation-Fest conference in Houston, later the same week.  This will bring together work I’m doing with Chris Iveson of BRIEF, connecting their focus on description with my interests in enactive and hybrid psychology frameworks.  The session will be very practical and will include case material and transcripts.  There will also be the usual chances for participants to bring questions, topics, challenges you are facing, things to practice and work on, alongside networking and social time. Continue reading →

I was very excited and privileged to be asked to deliver one of the Whitehead lectures at Goldsmiths College, University of London in 2013.  These are public lectures organised by the Centre for Cognition, Computation and Culture under Prof Mark Bishop.  (It was explained to me afterwards that this centre has almost become the Centre for Not-Cognition, as their research is largely into post-cognitive ways of looking at things.) Continue reading →