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The Society for Philosophy
and Psychology

34th Annual Meeting

June 26 - 29, 2008

 

INVITED SPEAKERS

Lila R. Gleitman
Psychology, Linguistics, and Institute for Research in Cognitive Science, University of Pennsylvania

SPP 2008 Presidential Address: Fearful Symmetry: 'Similar' and Similar Concepts

Jerry Fodor
Philosophy and Center for Cognitive Science, Rutgers University

Did the Dodo Lose Its Ecological Niche? Or Was It the Other Way Around?

Zenon Pylyshyn
Psychology and Center for Cognitive Science, Rutgers University

Tracking the Missing Link: Steps Towards Bridging the Mind-World Gap

Paul Rozin
Psychology, University of Pennsylvania

Modern Academic Psychology: Fads and Holes

To Be Announced

SPP 2008 Stanton Prize Winner Address

SPP 2008 William James Prize Winner Address

INVITED SYMPOSIA

Neuroethics:
What can neuroscience do, and what should neuroscience do?

Martha Farah
Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, University of Pennsylvania

Chair, Persons and Things

Anjan Chatterjee
Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, University of Pennsylvania

Cosmetic Neurology

Kenneth R. Foster
Bioengineering, University of Pennsylvania

Brain-Computer Interfaces

Kenneth Norman
Psychology, Princeton University

Brain Reading

Erik Parens
The Hastings Center

Ethics and Neuroethics

Addiction & Responsibility

Jeffrey Poland
History, Philosophy, & Social Science, Rhode Island School of Design

Chair, Multiple Perspectives on Addiction and Responsibility

George Ainslie
Psychiatry, Coatesville Veterans Affairs Medical Center

'Free Will' as Recursive Self-Prediction: Does a Deterministic Mechanism Reduce Responsibility?

Louis Charland
Philosophy and Psychiatry, University of Western Ontario

Decisional Capacity as a Framework for Understanding Responsibility in Addiction

Nancy Petry
Psychiatry, University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Contingency Management: What Does This Intervention Tell Us About Responsibility in Addictions Treatment

Owen Flanagan
Philosophy and Neurobiology, Duke University

Discussant

George Graham
Philosophy, Wake Forest University

Discussant

Bayesian Rationality:
Philosophical and Psychological Investigations

Fei Xu
Psychology, University of British Columbia

David Danks
Philosophy, Carnegie Mellon University

Christopher Meacham
Philosophy, University of Massachusetts

Mike Oaksford
Psychology, Birkbeck College London

Michael Strevens
Philosophy, New York University

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