Here is the 2010 program:
Program -2010
The Second Annual Online Consciousness Conference is now officially underway! It is scheduled to last until March 5th 2010. To attend a session just click on the title. Please email me at consciousnessonline@gmail.com with any questions or problems. Enjoy! Richard
Welcome & Opening Remarks –Richard Brown, Conference Organizer
Special Session on Higher-Order Consciousness
- Hakwan Lau, Columbia University
- Sensory Awareness and Perceptual Certainty
- Commentators:
- Ned Block, New York University
- David Rosenthal, The Graduate Center, CUNY
- David Chalmers, Australian National University/New York university
Invited Colloquium on the State of the Art in Brain Decoding
- Colin Clifford, University of Sydney
Contributed Sessions
- Matthew Conduct, Durham University, UK
- Naive Realism Without Disjunctivism about Experience
- Commentators:
- Michelle Montague, University of Bristol
- Susanna Siegel, Harvard University
- Keith Frankish, The Open University, UK
- Qualia: The Real Thing
- Commentators:
- Richard Brown, LaGuardia Community College, CUNY
- Amy Kind, Claremont McKenna College
- Philip Goff, University of Hertfordshire, UK
- Ghosts and Sparse Properties
- Commentators:
- Andrew Melnyk, University of Missouri
- Esa Diaz-Leon, Manitoba University, Canada
- Dan Lloyd, Trinity College
- Neural Correlates of Temporality: Default Mode Variability and State-Dependent Temporal Awareness
- Commentators:
- Geoffrey Lee, University of California, Berkeley
- Pete Mandik, William Paterson University
- Color-Consciousness Conceptualism
- Commentators:
- Philippe Chuard, Southern Methodist University
- Jacob Berger & David Pereplyotchik, The Graduate Center, CUNY
- Charlie Pelling, Birkbeck College, University of London
- Joseph Neisser, Grinnell College
- Correlates, Causes, and the Neurobiology of Consciousness
- Commentators:
- Jakob Hohwy, Monash University, Australia
- Adam Pautz, University of Texas, Austin
- Why Consciousness Can’t Just be in the Head: A New Argument against Biological Theories
- Commentators:
- Sydney Shoemaker, Cornell University
- Thomas Polger & Doug Keaton, University of Cincinnati
- Stephane Savanah, Macquarie University, Australia
- The Concept Possession Hypothesis of Self-Consciousness
- Commentators:
- James Dow, The Graduate Center, CUNY
- Kristina Musholt, Berlin School of Mind and Brain
- Carolyn Suchy-Dicey, Boston University
- Inductive Skepticism and the Methodological Argument
- Commentators:
- Jennifer Corns, The Graduate Center, CUNY
- John Campbell, University of California, Berkeley
- Brian Talbot, University of Colorado, Boulder
- The irrelevance of Folk Intuitions to the ‘Hard Problem’ of Consciousness
- Commentators:
- Justin Sytsma & Edouard Machery, University of Pittsburg
- Bryce Huebner, Georgetown University
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