Benoît Jacquet
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1706124 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Benoît Jacquet |
| PRENOMES | Benoît |
| SOBRENOME | Jacquet |
| ASSINATURA | JACQUET B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | École Française d'Extrême-Orient |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5310-2789 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
How generics obscure the logic of conditionals
This paper discusses counter‐examples to modus ponens and modus tollens involving modals and quantificational adverbs, and presents new counter‐examples with generic conditionals. We argue that the counter‐examples are spurious, and are explained by the domain‐restricting effects of if ‐clauses. Generic conditionals are especially problematic because the generic operator is silent and detectable only through its interpretive effects. A second, ex…
The effect of cardinality in the pigeonhole principle
The pigeonhole principle is a well-known mathematical principle and is quite simple to understand. It goes as follows: If n items are placed into m containers, and if m<n, then there must be at least one container with more than one item in it. A previous study by Mercier et al. yet found that participants tasked to solve a problem akin to this were unable to correctly solve it when the number n is understood as a quantity (cardinal) instead of a…
Cedars of the North Mountains
The region north of Kyoto is referred to as Kitayama, which literally translates as North Mountains. The region is the location of Cryptomeria japonica , Japanese cedar or sugi , production in Japan. Cedar logs grown there are used as pillars in the construction of buildings in a typical Japanese minimalist style, but also traditional rooms included in modern houses. Cedar was planted widely in Japan following World War II not only to rebuild the…
Reducing Choice-Blindness? An Experimental Study Comparing Experienced Meditators to Non-Meditators
The mindfulness trait is an intrinsic characteristic of one’s disposition that facilitates awareness of the present moment. Meditation has proven to enhance situational awareness. In this study, we compared the performance of participants that were split into two groups depending on their experience in mindfulness meditation (a control group naive to mindfulness meditation and a group of experienced mindfulness meditators). Choice-blindness happe…
L’Arbre colonne de Kitayama
Dans l’architecture japonaise, les poteaux en bois de cryptomère (Cryptomeria japonica) sont utilisés à Kyoto depuis le XVIe siècle dans les bâtiments de style sukiya, dans les alcôves décoratives (tokonoma) et certains détails des maisons urbaines (machiya). Ce bois de construction, le Kitayama sugi, provient d’un village dans les montagnes du nord de Kyoto, dont le paysage et l’agroforesterie sont en cours de classement en tant que « paysage cu…
L’évolution de l’architecture de Takamatsu Shin et le passage à l’ère Heisei
The architect Takamatsu Shin stood out in the 1980s and the 1990s for his machine-like buildings of monumental proportions. Drawing from a recent interview, his writings and his buildings, this article delves into the influence of the bursting of the financial and real estate bubble (1991), the Kobe earthquake (1995), and increased environmental degradation on his work. While Takamatsu’s architecture is persistently monumental in its endeavours, …
Itō Chūta et son Étude architecturale du Hōryūji (1893)
Itō Chūta’s Architectural Study of the Hōryūji was the first doctoral thesis on architecture in Japan. In it, Itō presents this monastery as the prototype of Japanese Buddhist architecture, imported from the Asian continent and influenced by Greco-Buddhist art. He relied on a study of the temple’s architectural style based on an analysis of the construction details and proportions of three buildings: the central gate, the golden pavilion and the …
Dans les secrets du pavillon de thé, d’hier et d’aujourd’hui
Le pavillon de thé matérialise la Voie du thé et une ascèse, née dans les monastères zen de Kyoto, qui se pratique à l’écart du monde. À la fin du xvi e siècle, la culture du thé se forme suivant diverses influences, asiatiques ou européennes – au contact des missions portugaises –, grâce à un esprit créatif innovant. Nous présentons ici certains principes du pavillon de thé établis par les premiers maîtres de thé ainsi que des exemples de réalis…
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Dans les secrets du pavillon de thé, d’hier et d’aujourd’hui
Le pavillon de thé matérialise la Voie du thé et une ascèse, née dans les monastères zen de Kyoto, qui se pratique à l’écart du monde. À la fin du xvi e siècle, la culture du thé se forme suivant diverses influences, asiatiques ou européennes – au contact des missions portugaises –, grâce à un esprit créatif innovant. Nous présentons ici certains principes du pavillon de thé établis par les premiers maîtres de thé ainsi que des exemples de réalis…
Itō Chūta et son Étude architecturale du Hōryūji (1893)
Itō Chūta’s Architectural Study of the Hōryūji was the first doctoral thesis on architecture in Japan. In it, Itō presents this monastery as the prototype of Japanese Buddhist architecture, imported from the Asian continent and influenced by Greco-Buddhist art. He relied on a study of the temple’s architectural style based on an analysis of the construction details and proportions of three buildings: the central gate, the golden pavilion and the …
L’évolution de l’architecture de Takamatsu Shin et le passage à l’ère Heisei
The architect Takamatsu Shin stood out in the 1980s and the 1990s for his machine-like buildings of monumental proportions. Drawing from a recent interview, his writings and his buildings, this article delves into the influence of the bursting of the financial and real estate bubble (1991), the Kobe earthquake (1995), and increased environmental degradation on his work. While Takamatsu’s architecture is persistently monumental in its endeavours, …
L’Arbre colonne de Kitayama
Dans l’architecture japonaise, les poteaux en bois de cryptomère (Cryptomeria japonica) sont utilisés à Kyoto depuis le XVIe siècle dans les bâtiments de style sukiya, dans les alcôves décoratives (tokonoma) et certains détails des maisons urbaines (machiya). Ce bois de construction, le Kitayama sugi, provient d’un village dans les montagnes du nord de Kyoto, dont le paysage et l’agroforesterie sont en cours de classement en tant que « paysage cu…
Cedars of the North Mountains
The region north of Kyoto is referred to as Kitayama, which literally translates as North Mountains. The region is the location of Cryptomeria japonica , Japanese cedar or sugi , production in Japan. Cedar logs grown there are used as pillars in the construction of buildings in a typical Japanese minimalist style, but also traditional rooms included in modern houses. Cedar was planted widely in Japan following World War II not only to rebuild the…
Reducing Choice-Blindness? An Experimental Study Comparing Experienced Meditators to Non-Meditators
The mindfulness trait is an intrinsic characteristic of one’s disposition that facilitates awareness of the present moment. Meditation has proven to enhance situational awareness. In this study, we compared the performance of participants that were split into two groups depending on their experience in mindfulness meditation (a control group naive to mindfulness meditation and a group of experienced mindfulness meditators). Choice-blindness happe…
The effect of cardinality in the pigeonhole principle
The pigeonhole principle is a well-known mathematical principle and is quite simple to understand. It goes as follows: If n items are placed into m containers, and if m<n, then there must be at least one container with more than one item in it. A previous study by Mercier et al. yet found that participants tasked to solve a problem akin to this were unable to correctly solve it when the number n is understood as a quantity (cardinal) instead of a…
How generics obscure the logic of conditionals
This paper discusses counter‐examples to modus ponens and modus tollens involving modals and quantificational adverbs, and presents new counter‐examples with generic conditionals. We argue that the counter‐examples are spurious, and are explained by the domain‐restricting effects of if ‐clauses. Generic conditionals are especially problematic because the generic operator is silent and detectable only through its interpretive effects. A second, ex…
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