Next week I am heading up to SUNY Freedonia to give two talks as part of the Young Philosophers Lecture Series . Here is a rehearsal of the first talk which is my most recent attempt to show that Rosenthal’s HOT theory is committed to cognitive phenomenology
By Jim Virtel After posting the first call on April 8th, Brains has not received many submissions for the next edition of the Philosophers’ Carnival on April 26th. We will accept submissions from all areas of philosophy, but will give preference to those in the field of philosophy of mind …
The special issue of The Journal of Consciousness Studies that I edited featuring descendants of selected papers from the first online consciousness conference is now out (including an excellent piece by Gualtiero that he bloged about previously)…it is entitled ‘Fishy and Here’ (from Clare Batty’s paper)…I hope that is meant as an …
By Jim Virtel For the first time in its storied 4.5 year history, Brains will be hosting the Philosophers’ Carnival on Monday, April 26th! We will accept submissions in any area of philosophy but will give preference to posts concerning philosophy of mind broadly construed. The submission deadline is April …
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By Brandon Towl I was hoping the readers of Brains could help me out with a paper suggestion: I am looking for a paper that would be a good example of a study from computational neuroscience and/or computer modeling in cognitive science. Something that shows the basics of the approach– …
By Kelly Trogdon Hello all, This is my first post here – thanks Gualtiero for inviting me. As I read Chalmers’ “Does Conceivability Entail Possibility?” (2002), he claims that a state of positive conceivability is positive in virtue of involving a “positive intuition” of a situation, and to have …
