Tolga Yıldız
Biographic Data
| ID | 148126 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tolga Yıldız |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tolga |
| FAMILY NAME | Yıldız |
| SIGNATURE | YILDIZ T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Istanbul University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9293-2013 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Advanced Theory of Mind in Syrian Arabic–Turkish Sequential Bilinguals and Turkish Monolinguals: Assessment Language, School-Language Attainment, and the Ecology of Bilingualism
Claims about bilingual advantages in children’s social cognition remain unsettled, particularly when language proficiency and context are taken seriously. This study examined advanced theory of mind in Syrian Arabic–Turkish sequential bilinguals in Türkiye. One hundred bilingual children (11–12 years) and 50 Turkish monolingual peers completed the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test–Child (RMET) and the Faux Pas Recognition Test–Child; bilinguals w…
Fragmented desire? Platform intimacy and the politics of care
This article argues that fragmentation is not the inevitable outcome of dating and hook-up apps, nor a simple synonym for the decline of intimacy. It is better understood as a recurrent tendency of platformized intimacy: the reformatting of intimate exchange into searchable, ranked, and monetizable units. Drawing on scholarship on digital intimacies, platform governance, and relational labor, the article shows how swipe-based abundance, algorithm…
Concepts in Motion: Toward a Relational Ontology of Meaning, Practice, and Mind
The Minds We Make: A Philosophical Inquiry into Theory of Mind and Artificial Intelligence
The Cognitive Foundations of Ritual Monumentality: Multicausal Pathways to the Neolithic in Southwest Asia
This article reconceptualizes the Neolithic transformation in Southwest Asia as a cumulative and recursive process shaped by the interplay of symbolic cognition, ecological thresholds, ritual innovation, and demographic intensification. Departing from linear or monocausal models, it proposes that the emergence of agriculture, sedentism, and monumentality resulted not from discrete breakthroughs but from feedback loops between communication, coope…
The most effective element in conceptualization is social interaction, not source or modality: A new model of the conceptual development in children
Human-Computer Interaction Problem in Learning: Could the Key Be Hidden Somewhere Between Social Interaction and Development of Tools
Human-Computer Interaction Problem in Learning: Could the Key Be Hidden Somewhere Between Social Interaction and Development of Tools
The Cognitive Foundations of Ritual Monumentality: Multicausal Pathways to the Neolithic in Southwest Asia
This article reconceptualizes the Neolithic transformation in Southwest Asia as a cumulative and recursive process shaped by the interplay of symbolic cognition, ecological thresholds, ritual innovation, and demographic intensification. Departing from linear or monocausal models, it proposes that the emergence of agriculture, sedentism, and monumentality resulted not from discrete breakthroughs but from feedback loops between communication, coope…
Human-Computer Interaction Problem in Learning: Could the Key Be Hidden Somewhere Between Social Interaction and Development of Tools
The most effective element in conceptualization is social interaction, not source or modality: A new model of the conceptual development in children
The Minds We Make: A Philosophical Inquiry into Theory of Mind and Artificial Intelligence
The Cognitive Foundations of Ritual Monumentality: Multicausal Pathways to the Neolithic in Southwest Asia
This article reconceptualizes the Neolithic transformation in Southwest Asia as a cumulative and recursive process shaped by the interplay of symbolic cognition, ecological thresholds, ritual innovation, and demographic intensification. Departing from linear or monocausal models, it proposes that the emergence of agriculture, sedentism, and monumentality resulted not from discrete breakthroughs but from feedback loops between communication, coope…
Advanced Theory of Mind in Syrian Arabic–Turkish Sequential Bilinguals and Turkish Monolinguals: Assessment Language, School-Language Attainment, and the Ecology of Bilingualism
Claims about bilingual advantages in children’s social cognition remain unsettled, particularly when language proficiency and context are taken seriously. This study examined advanced theory of mind in Syrian Arabic–Turkish sequential bilinguals in Türkiye. One hundred bilingual children (11–12 years) and 50 Turkish monolingual peers completed the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test–Child (RMET) and the Faux Pas Recognition Test–Child; bilinguals w…
Fragmented desire? Platform intimacy and the politics of care
This article argues that fragmentation is not the inevitable outcome of dating and hook-up apps, nor a simple synonym for the decline of intimacy. It is better understood as a recurrent tendency of platformized intimacy: the reformatting of intimate exchange into searchable, ranked, and monetizable units. Drawing on scholarship on digital intimacies, platform governance, and relational labor, the article shows how swipe-based abundance, algorithm…
Concepts in Motion: Toward a Relational Ontology of Meaning, Practice, and Mind
Child and Animal Learning Development (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Categorization, perception, and language (3 works) · Cognition (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Autism Spectrum Disorder Research (2 works) · Child Development and Digital Technology (2 works) · Cognitive science (2 works)