Third International Conference on Analogy

This workshop is dedicated to Boicho Kokinov who passed away on May 10th of this year. His tireless efforts to bring cognitive science to Eastern Europe, in general, and Bulgaria, in particular, serve as an inspiration to all of us. His deep and abiding passion for cognitive science and analogy research over the last twenty-five years has left an indelible mark on all of us who were fortunate enough to have interacted with him.

Tuesday 6th August - DIJON / Pôle AAFE - University Campus
7:45	Registration desk open. Entrance Hall.
8:40 - 9:00	Welcome and introduction. Eicher Hall, ground floor.
9:00 - 10:30	Analogy in Learning and Development (symposium organizer, Dedre Gentner) Stella Christie : Alignment and comparison in social learning David Uttal : Analogy and spatial problem solving Dedre Gentner : Analogy and language in early learning Susan Levine : Early STEM learning: Structural alignment helps
10:30 - 11:00	Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:30	Development of Analogy (symposium organizers, Lindsey Richland & Jean-Pierre Thibaut) Sue Hespos : Origins of analogy: Insights from studies on infants Jean-Pierre Thibaut : The organization of analogies in children: control constraints Nina Simms : Overcoming the object bias in analogical development: Selective attention and relational knowledge Lindsey Richland : Parents, cultural context, and maturation in analogy development
12:30 - 14:00	Lunch
14:00 - 15:30	Analogy and Education (symposium organizers, Kenneth Kurtz & Stella Vosniadou) Shulamit Kapon : How structure comes to be perceived in new situations Rob Goldstone : Seeing systems in simulations Kenneth Kurtz : Learning toward analogical transfer: The category status hypothesis Lindsey Richland : Cognitively grounded design principles for mathematics classroom analogies
15:30 - 16:00	Coffee Break
16:00 - 17:00	Roundtable on Development & Education John Opfer Dedre Gentner Susan Levine
17:00 - 17:30   Boicho Kokinov Memorial
17:00 - 19:00	Poster Session
Wednesday 7th August - BEAUNE / Hospices de Beaune
9:00 - 10:30	Brain mechanisms in analogy (symposium organizer, Robert Morrison) Robert G. Morrison : The time course of visual relational processing: An event-related potential approach Emmanuelle Volle: Role of the anterior prefrontal cortex in analogy Adam Green: Brain imaging of creative analogy and augmented creative state
10:30 - 11:00	Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:30	Underlying mechanisms of analogy (Organizer, Leonidas Doumas) Leonidas Doumas Lara Jones : Creativity and semantic distance in verbal analogy David Landy : Uncertain Analogies and Inference Steven Philips : Category theory and analogy
12:30 - 14:00	Lunch
14:00 - 18:00	Tourism and wine tasting
Thursday 8th August - DIJON / Pôle AAFE - University Campus
9:00 - 10:30	The role of analogy in higher cognitive abilities (Organizer, Boicho Kokinov) Dedre Gentner : Analogy is the key to higher-order cognition Emmanuel Sander : Analogy as the fuel and fire of thinking Bipin Indurkhya : Thinking like a child: The role of surface similarities in stimulating creativity Penka Hristova : Constructive memory as a result of analogical mapping
10:30 - 11:00	Coffee Break
11:00 - 12:30	Computational models of analogy, part 1 (Organizer, Ken Forbus) Mark Finlayson : Analogy and narrative structure Helmar Gust : Combining analogy and blending for modeling aspects of creativity Morteza Dehghani : Investigating and modeling the role of analogy in moral cognition Ken Forbus : Steps towards an analogical mind
12:30 - 14:00	Lunch
14:00 - 15:30	Computational models of analogy, part 2 (Organizer, Ken Forbus) Andrew Lovett : Spatial routines: A framework for modeling visual problem-solving Selmer Bringsjord : Analogico-deductive reasoning as the heart of human cognition Mark Keane : (Baby) steps towards analogy lite...
15:30 - 16:00	Coffee Break
16:00 - 17:00	Poster session
20:00	Final Banquet, at La Dame d'Aquitaine La Dame d'Aquitaine: 23 Place Bossuet, 21000 Dijon. +33 (0) 3 80 30 45 65

Poster board size is: 2 meters high and 1 meter wide

names	coming from	titles
David Barbella Kenneth Forbus	Northwestern University, USA	Exploiting Analogy in Natural Language Understanding
Kreshnik Begolli	University of California, Irvine, USA	Using Video to Bring Analogy Research to Classroom Settings
Agnès Blaye Yannick Glady Jena-Pierre Thibaut	Université d'Aix-Marseille, France Université de Bourgogne, France Université de Bourgogne, France	Goal maintenance in the A:B::C:? analogical reasoning task:Sequentializing information display can help
Brian J. Edwards Joseph J. Williams Tania Lombrozo Dedre Gentner	Northwestern University, USA University of California, USA University of California, USA Northwestern University, USA	Effects of Explanation and Comparison on Category Learning
James Foster Matt Jones	University of Colorado, Boulder, USA	Are some schemas stronger than others? The Reinforcement of Relational Concepts
Rebecca Frausel Lindsey Richland	University of Chicago, USA	Adult and Child Attention Processes in Descriptions and Solutions to Scene Analogies
Cassie Freeman Susan Goldin‐Meadow Lindsey Richland Susan Levine	University of Chicago, USA	The Use of Gesture During Analogical Thinking
Sarah A. Gerson	Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands	Comparison between actions facilitates retrieval of information about relations between actions, objects, and agents throughout development
Micah B. Goldwater Duncan Sibley Dedre Gentner Nicole LaDue Julie Libarkin	Northwestern University, USA Michigan State University, USA Northwestern University, USA Michigan State University, USA Michigan State University, USA	Expert‐novice differences in causality‐based analogical retrieval
Adam E. Green Lauren Kenworthy Benjamin E. Yerys	Georgetown University, USA George Washington University School of Medicine, USA Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, USA	Social and Semantically Distant Analogical Reasoning in Children with High‐functioning Autism Spectrum Disorders
Aaron Hamer Leonidas Doumas	University of Hawaii at Manoa, Linguistics University of Hawaii at Manoa, Psychology	Scalar implicature from structure and entropy
Christian Hoyos Dedre Gentner	Northwestern University, USA	Learning via analogical comparison and self‐explanation
Anja Jamrozik Dedre Gentner	Northwestern University, USA	Relational labels can improve the likelihood of analogical retrieval
Wookyoung Jung John E. Hummel	University of Illinois, USA	The effects of dual verbal and visual tasks on featural vs. relational category learning
Matthew J. Kmiecik Ryan J. Brisson Robert G. Morrison	Loyola University Chicago, USA	Semantic Distance in Verbal Analogical Reasoning Modulates the N400 Event‐Related Potential
Alejandra Martín M. Tavernini Máximo J. Trench Ricardo A. Minervino	Universidad Nacional del Comahue, Argentina	The Role of Agent‐Patient Relations in Evaluating the Quality of an Analogy
Laurent Miclet	IRISA, France	Analogical proportions on symbolic objects: definition, algorithms and applications
Jairo Navarrete Ulloa Pablo Dartnell	Universidad del Bío‐Bío, Chile	An algebraic model for analogy, based on structure preserving maps with applications to computational symbolic models
Nicolás Oberholzer Máximo J. Trench Federico Selzer Ricardo A. Minervino	Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires , Argentina Universidad Nacional del Comahue, Argentina Universidad Nacional del Comahue, Argentina Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires , Argentina	Analogy as Co‐categorization
Takeshi Okada Kikuko Takagi Sawako Yokochi	University of Tokyo, Japan	Analogy in a contemporary artist’ concept formation
Maria Valeria Olguín Máximo J. Trench A. M. Gómez Ricardo A. Minervino	Universidad Nacional del Comahue, Argentina	Promoting Interdomain Analogical Transfer: When Creating a Problem Helps Solving a Problem
Georgi Petkov	New Bulgarian University, Bulgaria	Modeling Confirmation Bias as a Side Effect of the Constructive Nature of Vision
Alexander A. Petrov Tsung‐Ren Huang Randall C. O’Reilly	Ohio State University, USA University of Colorado, USA University of Colorado, USA	Analogical Mapping with Nonstationary Inputs: A Neural Model with Learned Coarse‐Coded Conjunctive Distributed Representations
Marc Pickett David W. Aha	Naval Research Laboratory, USA	Spontaneous Analogy by Piggybacking on a Perceptual System
Henri Prade Gilles Richard	University of Toulouse, France	From analogical proportion to logical proportions: A new paradigm for reasoning about similarity and dissimilarity
Henri Prade Gilles Richard	University of Toulouse, France	Solving quizzes with analogical proportions and other related proportions
Kay E. Ramey Erin A. Jant David H. Uttal	Northwestern University, USA	Spatial Analogies in Engineering Learning
Lennart Schalk Armin Barth Roger Deuber Ralph Schumacher	Institute for Behavioral Sciences, Switzerland	Constructing a base for knowledge transfer: Implementing comparison activities in classrooms
Kelly J. Sheehan David H. Uttal Dedre Gentner	Northwestern University, USA	Extraneous Similarity Enhances Young Children's Performance on Model‐Room Task
Nina Simms Dedre Gentner	Northwestern University, USA	Encoding time, attention, and relational language in analogical development
Linsey A. Smith Dedre Gentner	Northwestern University, USA	Belief Bias in Analogical Reasoning
Linsey A. Smith Dedre Gentner	Northwestern University, USA	Facilitating Difference‐Detection in Contrastive Case Comparison
Linsey A. Smith Micah B. Goldwater Scott R. Hinze	Northwestern University, USA	Analogical Learning and the Testing Effect: Can Retrieval Practice Amplify the Benefits of Comparison for Long‐Term Transfer?
Jean-Pierre Thibaut Olga Mégalakaki Nathalie Dosnon Robert French Agnès Blaye Yannick Glady	Université de Bourgogne, France Université Jules Verne, France Université de Bourgogne, France Université de Bourgogne, France Université d'Aix-Marseille, France Université de Bourgogne, France	Children's analogical reasoning in a semantic spaces: same relations, different distances