UPDATE 7/27/11 The paper is now available on Consciousness and Cognition’s website: The myth of phenomenological overflow —————– I have just finished my contribution to the Special Issue of Consciousness and Cognition that I am editing featuring descendants of papers from the second online consciousness conference and made the pre-print …
David Chalmers is featured in this Wednesday’s episode of Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman (starts around 7:35) with an appearance by the New York Consciousness Collective and the Zombie Blues!
In a recent polll over at Leiter Reports on readers’ favorite philosophy blogs Brains came in 11th! Thanks to everyone who voted for us
(apologies for cross posting) It is time to start pre-planning for CO4! There are exciting things in the works for the invited portion of the conference but since they are not finalized I cannot announce them yet. I will make an announcement when I can. Last year I started a …
Just in case people don’t know about the really cool conference/workshop being organized by Berit Brogaard and Kathleen Akins in August 2011 the deadline for workshop participants, poster presentations and conference registration has been extended so check it out!
I just noticed that the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry on Zombies was recently updated (authored by Robert Kirk, who’s book I reviewed for phil. psych). I was pleased to see that my JCS paper was mentioned in the “anti-zombie argument for physicalism” section. But Kirk cites my paper as …
The Online Consciousness Conference is now in its second week (It lasts until March 4th so there is still time to be involved). One thing that has come out in the discussion is the differences between Russellian Monism and epiphenomenalism. RM is the view that the dispositional properties talked about …
