The Second European Cognitive Science Conference

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For your information: The Second European Cognitive Science Conference (EuroCogSci07) will be held in Delphi, Greece, May 23-27, 2007. EuroCogSci07 is jointly organized by the Cognitive Science Society and by the Hellenic Cognitive Science Society.Further information, including information about registration fees and accommodation can be found at the conference website: …

PMS WIPS

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PMS WIPS: Philosophy and/of Mind (and/or) Science Works In Progress Sessions PMS WIPS is an online forum for the discussion of works in progress in the philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and related areas. Submissions for PMS WIPS will be reviewed by co-editors Brian Keeley (Pitzer College), Pete Mandik (William …

Coltheart’s critique of neuroimaging in CORTEX

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John Sutton @ Macquarie just passed on the following information, which some of you may not know of and to whom it will be of interest: Max Coltheart has written a heavy critique of imaging (Max Coltheart, ‘What has functional neuroimaging told us about the mind (so far)?’, Cortex 42 …

Does dualism make a difference?

Cognition / Consciousness / Explanation / Intentionality / Neuroscience / Psychology
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On my long, long list of “Things I Don’t Really Have Time to Think About But Wish I Did” is the following simple question: Does dualism make a difference to one’s overall view of the mind? Since some might assume that the obvious answer to the question is an obvious …

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