Date & Time: Friday, 17 Apr., 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Venue: Rm 202, Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences Education, NYMU
About the theme
The issue concerning the objectivity of
content is central to philosophy. Burge (2010) has recently tried to ground the
objectivity of content on an anti-individualistic conception of perceptual
content. In this talk, I shall raise some worries and inadequacies about his
psychology-based approach, and propose some ways to strengthen it with a focus
on the neuroscientific study of consciousness and intentionality such as one
undertaken by Northoff (2014a, b).
About the speaker
Kai-Yuan Cheng 鄭凱元
Institute of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition, National Yang-Ming University
專長：
語言哲學、形上學、維根斯坦哲學
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