The Problem of Cognitive Phenomenology

Tim Bayne (University of Oxford)

Dear Philosophers and Cognitive Scientists,

Happy New Year!

Tim Bayne, a philosopher of mind and cognitive science at Oxford University, will visit Rice on Thursday, January 12, 2012, as part of the HRC Mind & Perception Workshop. Bayne has written extensively about the unity of consciousness, the phenomenology of agency, cognitive phenomenology, delusions, and the richness of perceptual content, among other topics.

Tim will give a talk and workshop entitled, "The Problem of Cognitive Phenomenology," on Thursday, January 12, from 10:30am-12:50pm in HERRING 308. The session will be open to all interested faculty, students, and visitors. Tim will present, and then the session will operate as a workshop focused on Tim's recent work on cognitive phenomenology, the unity of consciousness, and the richness of content.

If you RSVP to me by the end of the day on Monday, January 9, I'll order you lunch.

For more information, and for links to Bayne's recent work, please see here: goo.gl/higDk

Looking forward to seeing you next week to kick off the semester. Please let me know if you would like more info.

All best wishes for 2012,

Casey

P.S. Please pass this message along to anyone you believe might be interested to attend, including your students.

Casey O'Callaghan
Department of Philosophy
Rice University, MS-14
PO Box 1892
Houston, TX  77251-1892
United States

Office: +1 713.348.2281
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://ocallaghan.rice.edu

Please click here for directions to the Rice campus and visitor parking information: http://www.rice.edu/maps/maps.html

If you are coming from off campus, the closest parking lots are the Founder's Court Visitors Lot near Lovett Hall and the Central Campus Garage (each is a pay lot). The Humanities Building is just south of Fondren Library.

Please contact 713 348 4227, or see http://hrc.rice.edu/ for additional information