Graduate Student Association of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition at National Yang Ming University
Friday, April 02, 2010
好消息!志怡和佳樺拿到研究生出席國際會議獎學金!
心智哲學所與意識研究群研究生洪志怡投稿論文已被Toward A Science of Consciousness 2010接受為口頭報告(oral presentation),研究生林佳樺投稿論文已被Toward A Science of Consciousness 2010接受為壁報報告(poster presentation)。
志怡和佳樺皆獲得陽明大學國際事務處頒發之研究生出席國際會議獎學金(Graduate Student Travel Award),補助機票和生活費,口頭報告亦補助會議註冊費!
志怡與佳樺將於2010年4月12至17日至美國亞利桑那州土桑市(Tucson, Arizona)出席會議並發表論文!
發表的論文題目和作者如下:
口頭報告:
Hung, C. Y. (洪志怡) & Houng, Y. H. (洪裕宏) (2010). “The Detectable Consciousness ”, Toward A Science of Consciousness 2010, Arizona, United States, April 12-17, 2010.
壁報報告:
Lin, C. H. (林佳樺) & Houng, Y. H. (洪裕宏) (2010). “From the Self-Awareness to the Other Minds”, Toward A Science of Consciousness 2010, Arizona, United States, April 12-17, 2010.
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
好消息!心哲所今年共10篇論文被國際會議Tucson2010接受!
被接受的論文和作者如下:
Peng Chien & Allen Y. Houng, An Argument Against the Ability Hypothesis
Chiahua Lin & Allen Houng, From the Self-Awareness to the Other Minds
Ying-Tung Lin & Allen Y. Houng, Mary, No Pain, No Gain
Jenyu Liu, The human mind may be a Turing-machine-like system even if theLucas-Penrose argument is right.
Uranus Li-An Yu, Is there a room for free will in many-worlds?
Joy chihyi Hung & Allen Houng, The Detectable Consciousness (被接受為talk)
Shun-Pin Hsu & Allen Y. Houng, Are Our Phenomenal World Opaque?
Terry Kuo, Still Being Someone
Wei-Siang Huang, Can freely voluntary acts appear without micro-determinism?
Saturday, August 01, 2009
Call for Abstracts - First Biennial Philosophy of Biology at Madison (POBAM) Workshop
excited to announce the first biennial Philosophy of Biology @ Madison
Workshop. The workshop is designed to provide a biennial forum for
new work in the philosophy of biology. The format of the workshop will
provide an opportunity for speakers to receive constructive feedback
from interested colleagues, and for other participants to become
acquainted with new work in the field.
The first workshop will take in Madison from Friday, May 21st to
Sunday, May 23rd, 2010.
This year’s keynote speaker will be Richard Lewontin (Harvard).
We welcome submissions on any topic in the philosophy of biology or
general philosophy of science with a biological focus.
Those who would like to present their work at the workshop must submit
an abstract of 2-3 double-spaced pages by September 15, 2009. There is
a limit of one submission per person. All abstracts should be
submitted via email to Elliott Sober (erso...@wisc.edu).
Abstracts will be reviewed by a program committee. Those submitting
abstracts will be notified in early December of the program
committee’s decision.
For more information about the conference, please see
http://philosophy.wisc.edu/
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
9th Conference of the Australasian Society for Cognitive Science 2009
The 9th conference of the Australasian Society for Cognitive Science will be held at Macquarie University, Sydney on Wednesday 30 September to Friday 2 October 2009.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION CLOSES ON FRIDAY 12TH JUNE 2009
Abstract Submission
Keynote Speakers:
Stephen Crain, Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science, Macquarie University
Jakob Hohwy, Philosophy, Monash University
Jason Mattingley, Psychology & Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland
Thomas Metzinger, Philosophy, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz; & Institute for Advanced Study, Berlin, Germany
Barbara Tversky, Psychology, Stanford University; & Columbia University, USA
The Australasian Society for Cognitive Science has held conferences roughly every two years since the inaugural event at the University of NSW in 1990. The 9th conference will be hosted by the Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science (MACCS).
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Experimental Philosophy Graduate Conference
Experimental Philosophy Graduate Conference
Keynote Speaker: Stephen Stich (Rutgers)
Friday, October 2, 2009
Submission Deadline: August 15, 2009.
We invite submissions of high quality papers from graduate students and young professionals that apply experimental methods to any philosophically relevant topics. While special consideration will be given to papers in epistemology, articles in any area of experimental philosophy are encouraged. We also welcome critical discussions of experimental philosophy. Papers should not exceed 4000 words in length and be prepared for blind refereeing.
Submission Guidelines: Please send the following to BuffaloEERG@gmail.com as separate documents in .doc or .pdf format:
(1) A cover letter containing the following information: author’s name, title of paper, institutional affiliation, contact information, word count, and an abstract of no more than 150 words.
(2) The paper itself (with no identifying information).
Following the conference all speakers are invited to attend the subsequent Experimental Epistemology Workshop on October 3, 2009, with host speaker James Beebe (Buffalo), and invited speakers Michael Bishop (Florida State), Ram Neta (UNC), Shaun Nichols (Arizona) and Jonathan Weinberg (Indiana).
Please also see our website http://eerg.buffalo.edu/ for more information.
LINK TO WORKSHOP FLIER
http://www.eerg.buffalo.edu/EEW.pdf
LINK TO CFP:
http://www.eerg.buffalo.edu/XPhi_Grad_CFP.pdf
Monday, April 27, 2009
2nd annual Interdisciplinary Approach to Philosophical Issues Conference (2009)
Hosted by the University of South Alabama
Sponsored by University of South Alabama Departments of Philosophy and Psychology and SGA
September 24-26, 2009
Keynote speaker philosophy: Alva Noe (UC-Berkeley)
Keynote speaker psychology: Marcel Kinsbourne (New School for Social Research)
Submissions are currently being accepted for paper presentations and poster presentations.
Submissions are due no later than JULY 31. Early submissions are encouraged.
Submissions should include the following:
1) author's name
2) paper or poster presentation (or EITHER)
3) institutional affiliation
4) email address
5) telephone number
6) the paper's title
7) detailed abstract of 250-500 words
The full-length conference paper is not required for consideration. However, when possible, full-length paper submissions are encouraged.
Paper presentations should be prepared for 25-minute presentation (2500 to 3000 words may serve as an approximate guide). Poster presentations should not exceed 44” x 44” in total size.
Submissions should be emailed to jason.shepard@comcast.net no later than July 31.
Questions can be emailed to Jason.shepard@comcast.net.
Papers related to any area of the conference theme (perception, action, consciousness), broadly construed, are welcome. We encourage papers from across all disciplines, as long as the papers are philosophical in nature.
Friday, April 03, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Monday, February 02, 2009
Consciousness online: The Cyber Consciousness Conference PROGRAM FINALIZED
Invited Talk:
David Rosenthal, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Title: Consciousness and Its Function
Contributed Sessions
1. Derek Ball, University of St. Andrews (Arche)
The New New Mysterianism
2. Katalin Balog, Yale University
In Defense of the Phenomenal Concept Strategy
Commentators: Istvan Aranyosi, Bilkent University -Ankara, Turkey
Esa Diaz-Leon, University of Manitoba -Winnipeg, Canada
3. Clare Batty, University of Kentucky
Scents and Sensibilia
4. Dave Beisecker, University of Nevada -Las Vegas
Zombies and the Phenomenal Concept Strategy
5. Richard Brown, LaGuardia Community College, CUNY
Turning the Tables on Dualism
Commentators: Robert J. Howell, Southern Methodist University
6. Matthew Ivanowich, The University of Western Ontario
A Moderate Representationalism
Commentator: Amy Kind, Claremont McKenna College
7. Barbara Montero, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Russellian Physicalism
Commentators: Daniel Stoljar, Australian National University
Emmett Holman, George Mason University
8. Gualtiero Piccinini, University of Missouri - St. Louis
First-Person Data, Publicity, and Self-Measurement
Commentators: Eric Schwitzgebel, University of California -Riverside
Jordan Dodd, Syracuse University
9. Justin M. Sytsma, University of Pittsburgh
Folk Psychology and Phenomenal Consciousness
Commentator: Adam J. Arico, University of Arizona