Friday, April 12th
Salon des Professeurs, Miséricorde

9.00-10.20 
Daniel Morgan (York)‘Self-awareness and safety’

coffee break 

10.40-12.00
Carlota Serrahima (Logos-BIAP, Barcelona)‘A defence of experientialism about the sense of bodily ownership’

lunch break

13.30-14.50 
Hedda Hassel Mørch (Oslo)‘Phenomenal Powers’

coffee break 

15.10-16.30
Alexandre Billon (Lille) ‘A subjectivist solution to the hard problem of consciousness’

coffee break 

16.50-18.10
Maiya Jordan …

Abstract:

A common assumption within the Lottery Paradox debate isthat we are somehow confused about epistemic justification and, hence, should revise our intuitive, but a paradox-generating understanding of it. This paperrevisits that assumption. The suggestion is that the paradox stems more specificallyfrom our confusion about justification of beliefs, not justification toutcourt, …

Abstract:
Psychoanalysis is usually thought of as a context in which people who are patients have the maximum amount of expressive freedom. One way of thinking of the fundamental rule of psychoanalysis, the injunction to free association, is as the throwing off limitations on self-expression. But I argue that, somewhat …

Abstract:
The problem of dream skepticism is one of the most familiar in philosophy: the problem of how we can ever know that we are awake and not asleep and dreaming. I offer a partial solution to the problem: a solution which depends on certain background commitments and which is …