If anyone is interested in joining for any of the dinners (I can’t cover any expenses, though), please shoot me an email.
Cheers,
Patrik
Wednesday, 18.09.2019
09.15 – 10.00 Merry White (Boston University): “Ekiben and Meibutsu: the Branding of Culinary Tradition in Japan”
10.00 – 10.30 Q & A
10.30 – 10.45 Coffee Break
10.45 …
You can find the programme for the conference below.
If you have any questions regarding the conference do not hesitate to contact me: davood.bahjat@unifr.ch
Best,
Davood
For the poster click here: The poster
Monday 16th September (Room MIS04 4112 Saal Jäggi, Miséricorde)
09:00 – 10:30: James Doyle (Harvard): TBA
11:00 – 12:30 Lucy …
Program:
3.15-4.45 pm
Claudia Passos : ‘Do newborn babies have the experience of agency?’
5.15-6.45 pm
David Chalmers: ‘The meta-problem of consciousness’
Venue: Salle Jäggi – MIS04 4112
All welcome.
Meeting in Fribourg of the Fribourg/Liège research group.
Speakers:
Mariìa Joseì Alcaraz Leoìn (University of Murcia): “More than Make-believe: On the Uses of Imagination in Understanding Fictional Literature”
Stacie Friend (Birbeck College): “The Empirical Dimension of Learning from Fiction”
Peter Lamarque (University of York): “On De-Emphasising Empathy Among Responses
Eileen John (Kent University): “What Is it Like to Experience Something as Fiction?
Derek …
Speakers:
Mariìa Joseì Alcaraz Leoìn (University of Murcia): “More than Make-believe: On the Uses of Imagination in Understanding Fictional Literature”
Stacie Friend (Birbeck College): “The Empirical Dimension of Learning from Fiction”
Peter Lamarque (University of York): “On De-Emphasising Empathy Among Responses
Eileen John (Kent University): “What Is it Like to Experience Something as Fiction?
Derek …
Jiri Benovsky has recently outlined a no-self view on which there are no subjects of experiences, only ‘experiences arranged self-wise’ (Eliminativism, Objects, and Persons: The Virtues of Non-Existence, 2019). Benovsky offers a novel account of the subjectivity and unity of experiences which does not involve appealing to a subject who …
Saturday, April 13th
Salon des Professeurs, Miséricorde
9.30-10.50
Michelle Liu (Oxford) ‘Revelation and the Ordinary Conception of Experience’
coffee break
11.10-12.30
Davide Bordini (Liège)‘Not in the Mood for Intentionalism’
lunch break
14.00-15.20
Anna Giustina (Institut Jean Nicod, Paris) ‘Introspective Acquaintance: An Integration Account’
coffee break
15.40-17.00François Kammerer (UC Louvain)‘Alternative Introspection(s)’
contact: donnchadh.oconaill@unifr.ch