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Talk by Fintan Mallory, Erotetic Injustice
Talk by Joey Pollock, Epistemic bubbles and contextual discordance
Talk by Andrew Lee, The Structure of Iconic Representation
Talk by Anna Drożdżowicz , Auditory illusions in speech sound and voice perception
Talk by Fintan Mallory, Semantic competence and social justice
Talk by Mirela Fus, Disjunctivism Approach to Objects of Engineering in Philosophy
Talk by Francesca Secco, What are we doing when we are reading words?
Talk by Yvonne Huetter, Subjectivity as Tool – Philosophy’s Interest in Strong Notions of Individual Subjectivity.
Talk by Sebastian Watzl, What attention is. An identifying account.
Talk by Joey Pollock, Do testimonial exchanges preserve content?
Talk by Keith Wilson, Meeting Travis’s Challenge: How We Recognize the Contents of Experience.
We will be discussing a draft of "Autonomy of Attention" by Kaisa Kärki.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘Degrees of Consciousness’ by Andrew Y. Lee.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘Evolutionary Debunking of Genericity’ by Mirela Fus.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘What-It’s-Like Talk is Technical Talk’ by Erlend Owesen.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘Experiencing Ensembles: On the Limits of Perceptual Particularity’ by Max Johannes Kippersund.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘Knowing What It’s Like’ by Andrew Lee.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘Does the Brain Think?’ by Erlend Owesen.
An online workshop exploring philosophical approaches to the sensory perception of properties and relations.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘Why is Creative Thinking Praiseworthy?’ by Francesca Secco.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘The Worry about Mental Luck’ by Filippos Stamatiou of the University of Copenhagen.
We will be discussing a draft of ‘Perspectival Realism: The Perspectival Character of Perceptual Experience’ by Keith Wilson.
A conference on the perception of music and speech as part of the ‘Perceiving Representations’ project. In particular, we are interested in whether there are interesting similarities between the perception of these two auditory phenomena, and in gathering together specialists who are working on each to foster fruitful discussions and novel insights.