I hereby extend a profession-wide invitation to contribute to a new blog I have created that aims to be “by and for” early-career philosophers (including philosophers of mind and cognitive science!): The Philosophers’ Cocoon. This blog aims to be a safe and supportive “grass roots” forum for early-career professional philosophers — graduate students, …
Very happy to say that Hakwan Lau and I have completed our jointly authored paper The Emperor’s New Phenomenology?: The Empirical Case for Conscious Experiences without First-Order Representations which is forthcoming in a Festschrift for Ned Block edited by Adam Pautz and Daniel Stoljar (MIT Press). The book is slated to have a response …
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Hi everyoneI’m not convinced that this is of interest to anyone but me, but I’m making a list of naturalistically inclined philosophers who work on the mind: https://sites.google.com/site/glennrjcarruthers/Home/philosophy-resources if you can think of anyone to add let me know. cheersGlenn
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“Distributed cognition and memory research: How do distributed memory systems work?”Special issue of the Review of Philosophy and PsychologyGuest editors: Kourken Michaelian and John SuttonCall for PapersDeadline for submissions: July 15, 2012According to the extended mind hypothesis in philosophy of cognitive science and the related distributed cognition hypothesis in cognitive anthropology, remembering does …
Hi all, it is a while since I have been around, but I have been following along. Recently we’ve had some interesting discussion around responsibility and justice, issues which I have begun to think more about in the last year or so, so I thought now would be a good …
