Interdisciplinary Introduction to Categorization

Interview with Amie Thomasson (philosophy), Dvora Yanov (political sciences), and Thomas Serre (artificial intelligence)

Authors

  • Stéphane Baele Université de Namur (Belgique)
  • Amie Thomasson University of Miami
  • Dvora Yanov Université d'Amsterdam
  • Thomas Serre Université Brown (Etats-Unis)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14428/emulations.008.008

Keywords:

Categorisation, Interview, Issues, Scientific disciplines

Abstract

This interview provides the answers of three prominent categorisation scholars to the same set of seven questions they were sent. These questions should be seen as «naïve », in the sense that they were aimed to be as intuitive and disciplinary-independent as possible. This has been done in order to allow contrasting answers to emerge. Amie Thomasson is professor in philosophy at the University of Miami, Dvora Yanow has hold a « strategic chair » at the social and political sciences faculty at the Vrije Universiteit and is now visiting professor in political science at the University of Amsterdam, and Thomas Serre is researcher in artificial intelligence at Brown University. Once again, we warmly express our gratitude for their participation.

Author Biography

Stéphane Baele, Université de Namur (Belgique)

Assistant à la Chaire Tocqueville des Etudes de Sécurité (Université de Namur) et chercheur associé au CECRI (Université de Louvain). Après des études de science politique et de philosophie à l’Université de Louvain et à University College London, où il était Marie Curie Fellow, il poursuit actuellement sa thèse intitulée « The Ethics of Political Categorisation ». Il est aussi co-fondateur de la revue Émulations et triathlète amateur.

Published

2018-09-10

How to Cite

Baele, S., Thomasson, A., Yanov, D. and Serre, T. (2018) “Interdisciplinary Introduction to Categorization: Interview with Amie Thomasson (philosophy), Dvora Yanov (political sciences), and Thomas Serre (artificial intelligence)”, Emulations - Revue de sciences sociales, (8), pp. 115–121. doi: 10.14428/emulations.008.008.

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