MindGrad 2008
Warwick Graduate Conference in the Philosophy of Mind
Saturday 6 - Sunday 7 December 2008
University of Warwick, UK (Maths Building)
Keynote Speaker:
David Smith (Warwick)
'Benign Physicalism'
Graduate Speakers:
Dan Cavedon-Taylor (Birkbeck)
'Photographic Knowledge as Displaced Perception'
Victor-Martin Aparicio (Barcelona)
'Rationalist Compositionality or Why We Should Not Want it Really Reversed'
Adrienne Prettyman (Toronto)
'Could I be a Zombie'
Dan Cavedon-Taylor (Birkbeck)
'Photographic Knowledge as Displaced Perception'
Victor-Martin Aparicio (Barcelona)
'Rationalist Compositionality or Why We Should Not Want it Really Reversed'
Adrienne Prettyman (Toronto)
'Could I be a Zombie'
Richard Moore (Warwick)
'Meaning, Belief and Intentions to be Understood'
Sebastian Watzl (Columbia)
'The Experience of Attention'
Bryony Pierce (Bristol)
'Psychological Consistency and the Knobe Effect'
William McNeill (UCL)
'On Perceiving that Someone is Angry'
MindGrad 2008 is sponsored by The Analysis Trust, The Aristotelian Society and the Department of Philosophy, University of Warwick.
Abstracts of all conference papers are also available online via PhilosophyWiki
. You can use this web site to comment on or discuss papers with the authors and other attendees both during and after the conference, and as a tool to publicise and further your own research. PhilosophyWiki is a non-commercial service developed by the University of York for professional and graduate use.
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