Program -2011

Friday February 18th-March 4th 2011

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Invited talks

1. Kathleen Akins, Simon Fraser University

   Black and White and Color

   Commenter:
   Pete Mandik, William Paterson University
2. Paul Churchland, University of California San Diego

   Consciousness and the Introspection of Apparent Qualitative Simples

3. Stevan Harnad, University of Southampton & Universite du Quebec a Montreal

   Minds, Brains and Turing

4. Jesse Prinz, The Graduate Center, CUNY

   Attention and the (Dis)unity of Consciousness

Special Session on Direct Realism and Perceptual Justification organized by Jacob Berger, The Graduate Center, CUNY

1. Benj Hellie, University of Toronto

   There It Is

   Commenters:
   Susanna Schellenberg, Rutgers University
   Jeff Speaks, University of Notre Dame
   Jacob Berger, The Graduate Center CUNY
   Heather Logue, University of Leeds

Contributed Sessions

1. Nemira Gasiunas, Columbia University

   Grapheme-Color Synesthesia as Perception without Awareness

   Commenter:
   Berit Brogaard, University of Missouri Saint Louis
2. Philip Goff, University of Hertfordshire

   Property Dualists Should be Panpsychists

   Commenters:
   Jonathan Simon, New York University
   William Robinson, Iowa State University
3. Jason Leddington, Bucknell University

   What We Hear

   Commenters:
   Casey O’Callaghan, Rice University
   Matthew Nudds, University of Edinburgh
4. Bence Nanay, University of Antwerp & University of Cambridge

   Perceptual Phenomenology

   Commenters:
   Farid Masrour, Harvard University
   Kevin Connolly, University of Toronto
5. Adam Pautz, University of Texas, Austin

   The Real Trouble for Phenomenal Externalists: The Science of Taste, Smell and Pain

   Commenters:
   David Hilbert, University of Illinois Chicago
   Ruth Millikan, University of Connecticut
6. Miguel Sebastian, LOGOS University of Barcelona

   Not a Hot Dream

   Commenters:
   Josh Weisberg, University of Houston
   Matthew Ivanowich, University of Western Ontario
7. Tom Seppalainen, Portland State University

   Hypothetical Identities and Chimerical Reductions

   Commenters:
   Elizabeth Schier, Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science, Macquarie University & Berlin School of Mind and Brain
   David Harker, East Tennessee State University