Daniel Baril
Biographic Data
| ID | 1034511 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Baril |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Baril |
| SIGNATURE | BARIL D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7390-640X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Evolving Right to Education in the Age of Generative AI 1
As the role of digital technology, and especially artificial intelligence, becomesincreasingly widespread and normalized in education, it is important to reflect on howtechnology is reshaping learning across the life course. My purpose is to connectconcrete practice—the tools and platforms already in classrooms, communities, andworkplaces—with a policy agenda grounded in the right to education. The globalUNESCO policy goal remains the same: to en…
Critical Assessment of Media Portrayals of Dog Problems and Solutions in Indigenous Communities in Canada
This paper examines the portrayal of dogs and dog-related issues in Canadian Indigenous communities by the media. While media coverage is instrumental in raising public awareness and influencing health-related policies, it often misrepresents and marginalizes Indigenous peoples. Building on the work of Fraser-Celin and Rock (2022), this paper aims to document how “dog problems and solutions” have been depicted in Canadian media outlets between 20…
Policing the Arctic
This paper examines relations between the Mounted Police and Inuit of the Eastern Canadian Arctic from 1903 to 1945. It recognizes that although the Mounted Police, as an organization, acted coercively to impose Canadian laws and push Canada’s colonial agenda in the Arctic, police officers needed to maintain good relationships with Inuit to do their job and survive Arctic conditions. The paper’s overarching objective is to highlight the contribut…
Le modèle chamanique soutient-il l'hypothèse adaptative de l'origine de la religion
Two diverging evolutionary accounts of religion are centered on explaining the phenomenon as an adaptive advantage versus an emergent phenomenon. In the first account, religion is seen as promoting health, with the link formalized in ancestral shamanism, for example. However, empirical research has not been conclusive in demonstrating a direct adaptive function of religion in this particular respect. The second account views religion as a derived…
Le Père Noël, Piaget, Dieu et Darwin
Le but de cet article est de comprendre pourquoi, alors que les enfants attribuent les mêmes pouvoirs au Père Noël et à Dieu, la perte de croyance au premier n'entraîne pas la perte de croyance au second. Pour ce faire, nous effectuerons quatre analyses. La première concerne la relation entre la croyance au Père Noël et le développement cognitif. Dans la seconde partie, nous montrons que les enfants attribuent effectivement les mêmes pouvoirs au …
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Le Père Noël, Piaget, Dieu et Darwin
Le but de cet article est de comprendre pourquoi, alors que les enfants attribuent les mêmes pouvoirs au Père Noël et à Dieu, la perte de croyance au premier n'entraîne pas la perte de croyance au second. Pour ce faire, nous effectuerons quatre analyses. La première concerne la relation entre la croyance au Père Noël et le développement cognitif. Dans la seconde partie, nous montrons que les enfants attribuent effectivement les mêmes pouvoirs au …
Le modèle chamanique soutient-il l'hypothèse adaptative de l'origine de la religion
Two diverging evolutionary accounts of religion are centered on explaining the phenomenon as an adaptive advantage versus an emergent phenomenon. In the first account, religion is seen as promoting health, with the link formalized in ancestral shamanism, for example. However, empirical research has not been conclusive in demonstrating a direct adaptive function of religion in this particular respect. The second account views religion as a derived…
Policing the Arctic
This paper examines relations between the Mounted Police and Inuit of the Eastern Canadian Arctic from 1903 to 1945. It recognizes that although the Mounted Police, as an organization, acted coercively to impose Canadian laws and push Canada’s colonial agenda in the Arctic, police officers needed to maintain good relationships with Inuit to do their job and survive Arctic conditions. The paper’s overarching objective is to highlight the contribut…
The Evolving Right to Education in the Age of Generative AI 1
As the role of digital technology, and especially artificial intelligence, becomesincreasingly widespread and normalized in education, it is important to reflect on howtechnology is reshaping learning across the life course. My purpose is to connectconcrete practice—the tools and platforms already in classrooms, communities, andworkplaces—with a policy agenda grounded in the right to education. The globalUNESCO policy goal remains the same: to en…
Critical Assessment of Media Portrayals of Dog Problems and Solutions in Indigenous Communities in Canada
This paper examines the portrayal of dogs and dog-related issues in Canadian Indigenous communities by the media. While media coverage is instrumental in raising public awareness and influencing health-related policies, it often misrepresents and marginalizes Indigenous peoples. Building on the work of Fraser-Celin and Rock (2022), this paper aims to document how “dog problems and solutions” have been depicted in Canadian media outlets between 20…
Humanities (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Animal and Plant Science Education (1 work) · Arctic (1 work) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (1 work) · Artificial Intelligence in Education (1 work) · Child and Animal Learning Development (1 work) · Criminology (1 work) · Digital transformation (1 work)