Program -2013

02.15-03.01 2013

The Fifth Online Consciousness Conference is now officially closed. You can still see all conference materials and discussion by clicking on the title of the session you want to view but no new comments will be allowed (excepting final replies from conference presenters).

General Forum for Open Discussion

Invited Talk

  1. Daniel C. Dennett, Tufts UniversityA Phenomenal Confusion About Access and Consciousness

Special Session on Self-Consciousness organized by John Schwenkler, Mount St. Mary’s University.

  1. Katja Crone University of MannheimSelf-Consciousness, Interaction, and Understanding Others
      • Commenters:

    Joel Krueger

      • , University of Durham

    Kristina Musholt

      , London School of Economics
  2. Joel Smith, The University of Manchester.Alienation and Self-Presentation
      • Commenters:

    Cheryl Chen

      • , Harvard University

    Timothy Lane

      , Institute of Humanities in Medicine, Taipei Medical University / Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica
  3. Daniel Morgan, University College LondonA Demonstrative Model of First-Person Thought
      • Commenters:

    Francois Recanati

      • , Institute Jean Nicod/Center for the Study of Mind in Nature

    Edison Barrios

      , Independent Researcher
  4. Peter Langland-Hassan, University of CincinnatiCraniopagus Twins and the Possibility of Introspective Misidentification
      • Commenters:

    Annalisa Coliva

      • , University of Modena

    Elizabeth Schechter

      , Washington University in St. Louis

Contributed Sessions

  1. Farid Masrour, Harvard UniversitySpace Perception, Visual Dissonance and the Fate of Standard Representationalism
      • Commenter

    Adam Pautz

      , University of Texas Austin
  2. Matteo Grasso, State University of MilanIntegrated Information Theory and the Metaphysics of Consciousness
      • Commenter:

    Jorge Morales

      , Columbia University
  3. Eric Schwitzgebel, UC RiversideIf Materialism is True, The United States is Probably Conscious
      • Commenter:

    Janet Levin

      , University of Southern California
  4. Chad Kidd, Auburn UniversityThe Idols of Inner-Awareness: Towards Disjunctive Self-Representationalism
      • Commenters:

    Glenn Carruthers

      • , Macquarie University
      Stephen Pearce, University of Western Ontario
  5. Miguel Sebastian, National Autonomous University of MexicoWhat Panpsychists Should Reject: On the Incompatibility of Panpsychism and Organizational Invariantism
      • Commenter:

    Hedda Hassel

      • , University of Oslo

    Philip Goff

      , University of Liverpool
  6. Cheryl Abbate, Marquette UniversityNonhuman Animals: Neither Saints Nor Sinners
      • Commenters:

    Stefane Savanah

      • , Macquarie University

    Logan Fletcher

      , University of Maryland
  7. Bence Nanay, University of Antwerp & University of CambridgePerceptual Content and the Content of Mental Imagery
      • Commenters:

    Nick Wiltsher

      • , University of Leeds

    James Genone

      , Franklin & Marshall College