Dan Dennett - Applying the Intentional Stance to Non-Humans (Primate Cognition)

I found this recent video (Feb. 4, 2011) of Daniel Dennett at Enemyindustry the site of Dr David Roden, Associate Lecturer in philosophy for the Open University and member of its Mind, Meaning and Rationality Research Group.

Dennett was presenting at the UCLA symposium "How like us are they? Human and Non-human Primate Cognition." The audio on this video is lame - but it's clear enough to hear the talk. The video was posted by Dario Ringach at Vimeo - there are several other videos from that symposium posted there as well.

DanDennett from Dario Ringach on Vimeo.

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