Following the past week’s visit from Dan Zahavi we have three more authors slated to blog about their new and forthcoming books in the weeks before our next Mind & Language symposium: Michael Bishop (Florida State University) will blog the week of March 16 about The Good Life: Unifying the Philosophy and Psychology …
We’re very glad to have a lot of exciting things to announce about the next few months at the Brains blog: Our next Mind & Language article symposium, on Aaron Norby‘s “Uncertainty Without All the Doubt”, with commentaries from Keith Frankish, Jennifer Nagel, and Nicholas Smith, will begin next Monday, February …
Here’s what we have planned for the next two months at the Brains blog: Matthew Fulkerson (UCSD) will blog about his work, including his book The First Sense (MIT Press, 2014), beginning January 20. Brie Giertler (Virginia) will blog about her work on self-knowledge, consciousness, and more, beginning around February 1. And our …
I’m very glad to say that 2014 has been our best year ever at the Brains blog, with over 93,000 total visits, including consecutive months of 10,000+ each from October through December. Josh Knobe’s self-fulfilling post on the increased importance of experimental findings in recent philosophy of mind was the year’s …
Now that summer is nearing its end, activities at the blog will be picking up again. In addition to the upcoming symposium on Wayne Wu’s article, “Against Division: Consciousness, Information and the Visual Streams”, from the September 2014 issue of Mind & Language (with commentaries by David Kaplan, Pete Mandik, and …
The symposium on Louise Richardson’s paper “Flavour, Taste and Smell”, with commentaries by Fiona MacPherson, Mohan Matthen, Matt Nudds, and Barry C. Smith, will begin on June 6. Louise’s paper will be made freely available when the June issue of Mind & Language is published, but until then an advance …
