Monday, March 2112:00 pm Introduction12:15 pm Imagination2:30 pm Acquiring a Second Nature4:00 pm Humans Do Not Become Human

Tuesday, March 229:30 am On Purpose: Sociobiology and Sentience11:00 am Human Form of Life 1:15 pm Who is Part of Me? The Emergence of Kinship in Human Evolution2:30 pm Drilling Down on Homology: How Far Does Evolutionary Relationship Explain the Human-Animal Horizon?

Led by Henrike Moll,Templeton Fellow at the NDIASMarch 21-22, 2016 * Warner Retreat Room, Carole Sander Hall

Evolutionary and Ontogenetic Stories about the Emergence of the Human Mind

A Templeton Workshop at the NDIAS

BECOMING HUMAN:

ParticipantsDavid Bakhurst, Queen’s University, Canada

Lane DesAutels, University of Notre DameAgustín Fuentes, University of Notre Dame

Andrea Kern, University of Leipzig, GermanyJonathan Marks, University of North Carolina

Jeffrey Peterson, University of Notre DameSebastian Rödl, University of Leipzig, Germany

Michael Ruse, Florida State UniversityPhillip Sloan, University of Notre Dame

Henrike Moll, assistant professor of psychology at the University of Southern California, studies the early social-

cognitive abilities of human infants and young children.

For more information, visit our website: ndias.nd.edu.This event made possible with generous funding from the

A young girl from Brighton, UK plays a gam

e of chess with Fifi the chimpanzee at London Zoo. Photo Credit: W

illiam Vanderson, October 13, 1955.