… is hosted by David Papineau.
Once again, of course not! (Otherwise we wouldn’t be asking this question, would we?) Still, watch Angie Hobbs and Mary Midgley try to explain to Laurence Krauss why not, in this forum hosted by the Institute for Art and Ideas:
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As you’ve no doubt noticed, I have installed a new “theme” that’s changed the appearance of the blog, especially with an eye toward being able to feature more posts at the top of the main page. Please let me know if there are any difficulties with the new format, or …
Conference on Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Moral Responsibility CALL FOR PAPERS March 27, 2015 Utah Valley University Orem, Utah Moral responsibility has consistently been a salient issue in disciplines such as the law, psychology, psychiatry, and philosophy. The questions about social, cognitive, and psychological constraints on legal and moral responsibility are …
The Australasian Society for Cognitive Science invites all researchers and students in all the diverse disciplines of cognitive science to participate in the 10th conference of the Australasian Society for Cognitive Science. December 8-10th 2014, Monash University, Caulfield Campus.
… hosted by Philosophy Talk, at noon PST today (Friday, 9/12).
Nicholas Humphrey, Iain McGilchrist, and Roger Penrose discuss the question with Joanna Kavenna at another iai forum: Watch more videos on iai.tv
