xposted at idontknowwhatiam another attempt to popularise what I do! Continuing the theme of providing popular summaries of my papers today I’d like to talk a little about anosognosia for hemiplegia and some implications the disorder has for understanding how we represent our own bodies.
Apologies for Cross Posting- please distribute to interested parties As part of this year’s Australasian Association of Philosophy meeting (7th-12th July, University of Quensland St Lucia campus) I will be coordinating a stream called “Advances in Philosophy of the Cognitive Sciences”.
Apologies for Cross Posting- please distribute to interested parties As part of this year’s Australasian Association of Philosophy meeting (7th-12th July, University of Quensland St Lucia campus) I will be coordinating a stream called “Advances in Philosophy of the Cognitive Sciences”. In recent decades philosophers taking a rigerously naturalistic approach …
October 11th & 12th, 2013 Keynote speaker: EdouardMachery (Pitt) Submissions are invited on any topic pertaining to experimental philosophy. Authors will have approximately 35 min. presentation time. Authors can report new experimental results or contribute to broader philosophical or methodological debates over existing results.
I’ll be giving a talk on self-knowledge at the upcoming conference on implicit bias at the University of Sheffield, from April 19-21. It promises to be an excellent event, with keynote talks from Helen Beebee, Irene Blair, Paschal Sheeran, and Manuel Vargas, and several talks from people who should be …
#1 Title: Why It Doesn’t Matter to Metaphysics What Mary Learns Artist(s): Robert Cummins, Martin Roth, Ian Harmon Label: Philosophical Studies (here) Release Date: February, 2013 Genre: Hardcore philosophy of mind #2 Title: Folk Psychology as Science Artist: Martin Roth Label: Synthese (here) Release Date: December, 2012 Genre: Post-punk philosophy …
and this was attempt number 2: So here is a weird thing to say: I look out of the window and I think that the garden looks nice and the grass looks cool, but the thoughts of Eamon Andrews come into my mind. There are no other thoughts there, only …
