a few more from Tucson consciousness conference
Written on April 13, 2008
Thanks to Eric Schwitzgebel for posting about his Tucson presentation.
Also, having found the “search” function at National Review Online, I was able to pull up all of John Derbyshire’s excellent reports:
“Academic Theater” (Thursday 4/10)
“Panprotoexperientialism, Anyone?” (Thursday 4/10)
“Conscious of the Border” (Friday 4/11)
“End of Consciousness” (Sunday 4/13)
[update 4/15: The John Derbyshire Consciousness Collection has all the above posts plus a couple more.]
[update 4/18: Pete Mandik’s blog has links to his presentation on Consciousness Without Subjectivity; also thanks for the links to David Chalmers’s photos (and don’t miss the party pics!)]
[more 4/28: Anand Rangarajan posted a review of the conference (found via David Chalmers’s blog)]
Here’s a link to the earlier post that collected some reports from the beginning of the conference.
By the way, some of the earlier Tucson conferences were turned into books!:
Toward a Science of Consciousness III: The Third Tucson Discussions and Debates (Complex Adaptive Systems)
Toward a Science of Consciousness II: The Second Tucson Discussions and Debates (Complex Adaptive Systems)
Toward a Science of Consciousness: The First Tucson Discussions and Debates (Complex Adaptive Systems)
Filed in: consciousness.
Here’s even more:
http://www.petemandik.com/blog/2008/04/18/consciousness-without-subjectivity/
Thanks, Pete – I’m adding that link up in the post too.