A workshop on inner awareness in the context of monistic theories of phenomenal consciousness
Poster – download as PDF
Book of Abstracts – download as PDF
Program:
Thursday, September 10
13:30-14:00 registration
14:00–15:30 Anna Giustina (Valencia), “The Structure of Inner Acquaintance”
15:30–15:50 coffee break
15:50–16:35 Jacopo Pallagrosi (Liège), “The Acquaintance Trilemma: Knowledge, Consciousness, and Mental Qualities”
16:35–17:20 Maik Niemeck (Marburg), “Adverbialism about Inner Awareness is Feasible”
Friday, September 11
9:30–11:00 Sam Coleman (Birkbeck College, University of London), “Transparency and the Reduction of Consciousness”
11:00–11:20 coffee break
11:20–12:05 Adriana Renero (UNAM/CUNY Graduate Center), “Kripke and Lewis on Subjective Character and de se Beliefs”
12:05–13:35 lunch
13:35–14:20 Rituparna Roy (Porto), “The Experiential ‘I’: Subjectivity Without the Selfhood in Buddhist-Brentanian Account of Reflexivity, Intentionality and Consciousness”
14:20–15:05 Andrea Pace Giannotta (Niccolò Cusano University, Rome), “Radically Embodied Panqualityism and the Mind/Flesh Identity Thesis”
15:05–15:25 coffee break
15:25–16:10 Jacek Jarocki (John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin), “A Farewell to Descartes: Epistemological Monism and Panqualityism”
16:10–16:55 Jakub Mihálik (Czech Academy of Sciences), “Inner Awareness, Intimacy, and the Naturalization Challenge”
19:00 conference dinner
Saturday, September 12
9:30–11:00 Robert J. Howell (Rice), “The Epistemic Aspect of Consciousness”
11:00–11:20 coffee break
11:20–12:05 Alberto Barbieri (University Vita-Salute San Raffaele), “From Intimacy to Qualitative Character: A Deeper Case for the Acquaintance Theory of Consciousness”
12:05–13:35 lunch
13:35–14:20 Milan Zeman (Charles University), “Is Inner Awareness Sufficient for State Consciousness?”
14:20–15:05 Fatimaezzahra Abid (Mohammed V University), “The Presence of the Self: Ibn ‘Arabī on Operative Subjectivity and the Failure of Representationalist Monism”
15:05–15:25 coffee break
15:25–16:10 James Hill (Charles University), “Active Subjectivity: A Berkeleyan Account”
Please note that this is an in-person only event and space is limited. If you’re interested in attending the workshop, please e-mail Jakub Mihálik at mihalik@flu.cas.cz