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The 26th Annual Symposium
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Program for the

26th ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM OF

THE JEAN PIAGET SOCIETY

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT:

A PIAGETIAN LEGACY

June 6-8, 1996

Doubletree Hotel

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Program Overview

List of Presenters

Directions to the Hotel

About the Hotel

About Philadelphia

Workshops

Exhibitions

Paper Sessions

Poster Sessions

Plenary Panels

Symposia

Invited Symposia

Invited Addresses

Discussion Sessions


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Conference Theme

The Jean Piaget Society celebrates the centennial of Piaget's birth by examining the manner in which he framed our understanding of, as well as our methods for studying, conceptual development. The celebration begins with a keynote address by Bärbel Inhelder, whose collaborative work with Piaget forms a significant aspect of his scholarly legacy. We celebrate this legacy in two ways. One, through three Plenary Panels focusing on the nature and origins of concepts, as well as the sources of conceptual change. Each panel consists of a framer, and two panelists, whose experimental or theoretical work within the Piagetian or Neo-Piagetian tradition has elucidated and extended aspects of Piaget's genetic epistemology. Two, by following Plato's ideal of a symposium, we see these panels as reinvigorating the critical interdisciplinary dialogue about the nature of conceptualization and its development so creatively provoked within Piaget's scholarship. Each formal panel leads directly into an open dialogue among panelists and participants alike, an enchange made more congenial and energetic by food and drink.

Symposium Organizers:

Ellin K. Scholnick, Patricia Miller, Susan Gelman, Katherine Nelson

Program Committee:

Eric Amsel, Harry Beilin, Thomas Bidell, Trevor Bond, Celia Brownell, Judy Deloache, Wolfgang Edelstein, Bridget Franks, Jeanette McCarthy Gallagher, Carol Harding, Daniel Hart, William J. Hoyer, Peter H. Kahn, Jr., William S. Hall, Monika Keller, Jonas Langer, Marta Laupa, Philip Lewin, Jack Meacham, Constance Milbrath, Edith Neimark, Judith Newman, Sylvie Normandeau, Fritz Oser, Gilberte Pieraut-Le-Bonniec, Sandy Pipp-Siegel, Judith E. Sims-Knight, Robert Ricco, Loretta Rieser-Danner, Leslie Smith, Mark B. Tappan, Marie Tisak, Mary Trepanier-Streeti, Elliot Turiel, Ina C. Uzgiris, John Waggoner, Lawrence Walker

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Agenda for the Society Members' Annual Meeting

Ormandy West, Friday 12:30 - 1:30

  1. Minutes of the 1995 Annual Business Meeting
    Cynthia Lightfoot, Secretary

  2. Financial Report
    William Gray, Treasurer

  3. Announcements
    Michael Chandler, President

  4. Nominations for Board of Directors

    • Thomas R. Bidell
    • Dante Cicchetti
    • Patricia Greenfield
    • Geoffrey B. Saxe
    • Jacques Vonèche

    Procedure for Nomination of Candidates:
    Nominations for candidates for election to the Board of Directors made other than by the Nominating Committee, must be made in writing by at least twenty-five members and the nominations filed with the Secretary at least seven days prior to the annual meeting. This procedure for nomination by petition shall be described with the announcement of the Board-endorsed slate of candidates published in the Symposium Program issue of the Genetic Epistemologist.

  5. Local Arrangements Report
    Willis Overton, Chair of Local Arrangements

  6. New Business

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