MindGrad 2018: Perception and Perceptual Knowledge
1st - 2nd December 2018, University of Warwick, UK
MindGrad 2018 is dedicated to the themes of Perception and Perceptual Knowledge. The two-days meeting will feature four talks from invited speakers and four talks from applying speakers with responses from faculty and graduate members of the Department of Philosophy of the University of Warwick.
Invited Speakers:
Bill Brewer (KCL), Alisa Mandrigin (Stirling), Louise Richardson (York), Paul Snowdon (UCL)
Info and registration:
Check out the MindGrad 2018 website for further deails.
Enquires: mind.grad.warwick@gmail.com
Programme
Saturday 1st of December
Azenet Lopez, University of Miami:
No attention to objects without phenomenal consciousness of objects
Response: Hemdat Lerman
Alisa Mandrigin, University of Stirling:
The Where of Bodily Awareness
Response: Tristan Kreetz
Maximilian Tegtmeyer, University of Pittsburgh:
Objective Experience and Self-Consciousness
Response: Naomi Eilan
Bill Brewer, King’s College London:
Perception of Continued Existence Unperceived
Response: Maria Giovanna Corrado
Sunday 2nd of December
Paul Snowdon, University College London:
Knowledge of Perceptual Experience
Response: Giulia Luvisotto
Charles Goldhaber, University of Pittsburgh:
The Groundlessness of Skepticism
Response: Barney Walker
Louise Richardson, University of York:
Experiencing odours and pluralism about perception
Response: Jack Shardlow
Kathryn Nave, University of Edinburg:
Visual Experience in the Predictive Brain: Indeterminate, but not Probabilistic
Response: John Michael