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SUMMARY:Varieties of Shared Intentionality
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LOCATION:Senate House\, London\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:<p>Everyone welcome\, but places are limited.<br> To reserve a place\, please email: <a href="mailto:j.d.kiverstein@uva.nl">j.d.kiverstein@uva.nl</a>.<br> <br> Description<br> Human beings are social beings that can think and act both as individuals<br> and also jointly as members of larger social groups. &nbsp\;We find shared<br> intentionality whenever an individual experiences\, thinks or acts jointly<br> with other members of a group. &nbsp\;What does it mean for two or more<br> individuals to jointly possess an intentional state such as an evaluative<br> attitude or an intention? &nbsp\;What types of social cognitive capacities does<br> shared intentionality depend upon? &nbsp\;What is the relationship between<br> intersubjective\, plural modes of experience and first-person singular modes<br> of experience? &nbsp\;What is the role of shared intentionality in the development<br> of normativity? &nbsp\; This interdisciplinary workshop brings together<br> psychologists and philosophers to investigate these and other questions<br> concerning the nature of shared intentionality.<br> <br> The workshop is a networking meeting that brings together researchers from<br> the European Science Foundation\, Eurocores Project Understanding and<br> Misunderstanding: Cognition\, Culture and Communication. &nbsp\;We are very<br> grateful to the ESF for generous financial support\, and to the Institute of<br> Philosophy\, London for organisational support and for agreeing to host this<br> meeting.<br> <br> Programme:<br> Monday 2nd December<br> 9-9.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\;Registration and Welcome<br> <br> 9.30-10-30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\;Stephen Butterfill (Warwick)<br> Varieties of Joint Action.<br> <br> 10.30-11.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Mattia Gallotti (Columbia)<br> Individualism and the We-mode.<br> 11.30-12.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Break<br> <br> 12.00-13.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Glenda Satne (Copenhagen)<br> Knowing Others by Doing Things Together.<br> <br> 13.00-14.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Lunch<br> <br> 14.30-15.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Hans Bernhard Schmid (Basel)<br> Plural Self-Awareness.<br> <br> 15.30-16.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Break<br> <br> 16.00-17.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Dan Zahavi (Copenhagen)<br> You\, Me and We: the Sharing of Experiences.<br> <br> 17.00-18.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Philippe Rochat (Emory)<br> I\, We and They in Early Development.<br> <br> Tuesday 3rd December<br> 9.30-10.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\;Teresa Marques (Lisbon)<br> Shared Desires<br> <br> 10.30-11.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Jonas &Aring\;kerman (Stokholm)<br> Subjectivist Metasemantics for Indexicals and Perspectival Communication.<br> <br> 11.30-12.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Break<br> 12.00-13.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Julian Kiverstein (Amsterdam) &amp\; Andreas Roepstorff(Aarhus)<br> Coordination as Sign of Common Ground.<br> <br> 13.00-14.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Lunch<br> 14.30-15.30 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Hannes Rakoczy (G&ouml\;ttingen)<br> The Early Ontogeny of Social Ontology.<br> <br> 15.30-16.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Break<br> <br> 16.00-17.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; Johannes Brandl (Salzburg)<br> The Conventional/Normative Distinction: Easy for Children\, Hard for Us.<br> <br> 17.00-18.00 &nbsp\; &nbsp\; John Michael (Copenhagen/CEU\, Budapest)<br> The Sense of Commitment.</p>
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