WORKSHOP ON INNER SPEECH: PHILOSOPHICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL QUESTIONS

The workshop will feature presentations in philosophy, linguistics and psychology. Topics may include: the nature and function of inner speech, the relation between inner speech, spoken language and other kinds of cognition, the neuroscience, psychology and psychopathology of inner speech.

This event will take place exclusively in person. If you would like to attend the workshop, please notify Ms Jonida Kodra at the following email address: [email protected]. Please be sure to include your name and, if you have one, academic affiliation.

Full list of speakers and titles of talks:

Sharon Geva: What do we really measure when we measure inner speech?
Daniel Gregory: Some properties that inner speech doesn’t have
Marta Jorba: Inner Speech and Emotion Regulation
Peter Langland-Hassan: There are no Words: the Simulative View of Inner Speech
Helene Loevenbruck: Investigating the Orthogonality of Intention, Agency, and Control in Inner Speech
Gary Lupayn: (Title to be announced)
Jutta Mueller: Working memory and prediction as a potential window into the neural mechanisms supporting inner speech
Wade Munroe: Inner Speech and Natural Language as a Language of Thought
Agustin Vicente: Speech productions models: consequences for inner speech