Non-physicalist Views of Consciousness May 24-26, 2016 Trinity Hall, Cambridge, UK
Registration open: http://nonphysicalism.eventbrite.co.uk/ *Program* Tuesday 24 May 1:30 pm Arrival 2:00 pm David Pitt: Acquaintance as Knowledge 3:30 pm Tea 4:30 pm Helen Yetter Chappell 6:00 pm Reception Wednesday 25 May 8:30 am Arrival 9:00 am Bram Vaassen: Mental Causation for Naturalist Dualists 10:00 am John Roman: What is Synesthetic Color? 11:00 am Coffee 11:30 am Charles Siewert: Experienced Thought and Self-Knowledge 1:00 pm Lunch 2:00 pm Hedda Hassel Mørch: IIT, Russellian Monism and the Combination Problem 3:00 pm Tea 3:30 pm Derek Lam: The Magnitudes Beyond Our Mind 4:30 pm Clare MacCumhaill: BIVS: Space and the Neglected Letter 6:00 pm Pub Thursday 26 May 9:00 am Arrival 9:30 am Howard Robinson: Why Naturalism Without Physicalism Does Not Work For Consciousness 11:00 am Coffee 11:30 am Adam Pautz: A Dilemma for Russellian Monists About Consciousness 1:00 pm Conference ends *Access* Trinity Hall provides access information here <http://www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/prospective-students/life/support/detail.asp?ItemID=1668>. Some core points: - Parking on Central Site is extremely difficult, especially due to bollard restrictions in town centre. Several disabled parking bays on King's Parade. - Graham Storey Room (where the conference will be held): Ground floor and accessible. - College grounds and buildings: Level access to main entrance, with bell at gate. Level throughout. Front court has fairly even slabbed paving, and cobbles can be avoided. Surfaces further inside are concrete, paved or gravel. Almost all public areas accessible to wheelchair users. Small gardens on site. Gravel paths and level lawn. Two benches overlooking river. - Accessible toilets located on ground floor of staircase close to porters' lodge. - Assistance dogs welcome. - Large print information on request. - Lights around college grounds turn on automatically at dusk. Public areas generally well lit. - Induction loop installed in porters' lodge. Loops can be acquired if needed. Little traffic noise, as the college is off the main street. Generally quiet around college. If you have questions relating to access or other considerations, contact Trinity Hall's Disability Liaison Officer, Rosie Ince, [email protected] or 01223 332564. Any questions? Get in touch with the organizers. Event hashtag: #nonphysicalism Twitter: @studyofthemind Facebook: newdirectionsmindproject Instagram: newdirectionsproject Web: newdirectionsproject.com New Directions in the Study of the Mind is a research project based at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Cambridge, supported by the John Templeton Foundation. *Chris S. Meyns* | *Research associate and Post-doctoral by-fellow* Faculty of Philosophy | Churchill College | University of Cambridge Web: chrismeyns.xyz Twitter <https://twitter.com/csmeyns> | Academia.edu <http://cambridge.academia.edu/chrismeyns> | Google Scholar <http://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=KuAxKHEAAAAJ> | LinkedIn <https://uk.linkedin.com/in/csmeyns> New Directions Project <http://newdirectionsproject.com> | The Mod Squad <http://philosophymodsquad.wordpress.com> _____________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the CamPhilEvents mailing list, or change your membership options, please visit the list information page: http://bit.ly/CamPhilEvents List archive: http://bit.ly/CamPhilEventsArchive Please note that CamPhilEvents doesn't accept email attachments. See the list information page for further details and suggested alternatives.
