International Graduate Workshop “Consciousness, Other Minds and Naturalizing the Mind“

Second Call for Graduate Papers
 
International Graduate Workshop “Consciousness, Other Minds and Naturalizing the Mind“
 
This workshop is part of the Rudolf Carnap Lectures 2010
Keynote speaker: Prof. David Papineau, King‘s College London.
 
March 8th-10th (the workshop will be held on March 9)
Room GABF 04/714, Ruhr-University Bochum (Germany)
www.rub.de/philosophy/carnap2010
 
 
Graduate students are invited to submit a paper on one of the following topics: Consciousness, Other Minds, or Naturalizing the Mind. We also accept papers that are loosely attached to the topics, but still remain in the area of philosophy of language, mind and science. Selected papers are presented during a workshop with Prof. David Papineau, and will be considered for publication in a special issue of the international journal "Philosophia". The authors also receive free accommodation and a 200 euro award. 
 
Submissions (full papers, no longer than 3000 words) for the graduate workshop should be send electronically to: Robert.Schuetze@rub.de
Submission guideline can be found at: http://www.rub.de/philosophy/carnap2010
 
 
Deadline for Submission: February 5th
 
General Registration until February 25th (register before January 21 and we can organize a cheap room in Bochum)
 
 
Organization:
Prof. Dr. Albert Newen, Dr. Leon de Bruin
Institut für Philosophie, Ruhr?-Universität Bochum
http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/philosophy/staff/newen/
 
 
 
Program Rudolf Carnap Lectures 2010
 
Lecture I: Monday, March 8th, 11:30-13:15, Room GABF 04/714 The Phenomenal Concept Strategy
 
Lecture II: Monday, March 8th, 15:15-17:15, Room GABF 04/714 Mind the Gap
 
Lecture III: Tuesday, March 9th, 10:15-12:15, Room GABF 04/714 The Intuition of Distinctness
 
Public Lecture: Tuesday, March 9th, 18:15-20:00, Room HGA 20
 
Lecture IV: Wednesday, March 10th, 10:15-12:15, Room GABF 04/714 Mental Causation
 
see also www.rub.de/philosophy/carnap2010