CPM Internal Seminar

2021-2022

Radicalizing simulationism: Remembering as imagining the (nonpersonal) past.
Kourken Michaelian.
16:00, 01/10/2021.

Forgetting and infantile amnesia: Some problems of the discussion between McCarroll and Michaelian.
Juan Álvarez.
16:00, 08/10/2021.

Remembering authentically: How to lose friends and alienate colleagues in the philosophy of memory.
Chris McCarroll.
16:00, 15/10/2021.

Is Google the champion of the hypothesis of extended cognition? An overview of the externalization of memory.
Nicolas Crozatier.
16:00, 22/10/2021.

The will-independence of memory.
André Sant'Anna.
16:00, 29/10/2021.

Recollective awareness and memory demonstrative reference.
James Openshaw.
16:00, 05/11/2021.

Memory and the reality of the past.
Alex Moran.
16:00, 19/11/2021.

Cryptomnesia: A two factor account.
Chris McCarroll and André Sant'Anna.
16:00, 26/11/2021.

Simulationism as prescriptive metaphysics.
César Schirmer dos Santos.
16:00, 10/12/2021.

Against Perrin's embodied causalism: Still no evidence for the necessity of appropriate causation.
Kourken Michaelian.
16:00, 17/12/2021.

An ability view on déjà-vécu experiences.
Denis Perrin.
15:30, 14/01/2022.

Two ships of Theseus.
Vilius Dranseika.
15:30, 21/01/2022.

Causalism and extracranialism.
Juan Álvarez.
15:30, 28/01/2022.

A perceptual sense of the future.
Frédérique de Vignemont.
15:30, 04/02/2022.

Memory and the fragmented mind.
Nikola Andonovski.
15:30, 11/02/2022.

Brainstorming session on nonvisual memory.
No speaker.
15:30, 18/02/2022.

Is mental imagery a form of memory?
Sacha Behrend.
15:30, 25/02/2022.

Collective memory: A systematic examination of possible differences (and similarities) with individual memory.
Annique Smeding and Thierry Atzeni.
15:30, 04/03/2022.

Dreams as imaginings: An argument from dream memories.
André Sant'Anna.
15:30, 11/03/2022.

Recollective experience and recollected experience: The objects of remembering and the status of the previous awareness condition.
James Openshaw.
15:30, 25/03/2022.

On the implicit assertoric force of experiential imaginings.
Andrea Rivadulla Duró.
15:30, 01/04/2022.

The reliving phenomenology of episodic remembering: A decompositional analysis.
Denis Perrin.
15:30, 22/04/2022.

Mnemicity -- a cognitive gadget?
Johannes Mahr.
17:00, 22/04/2022.

Phenomenology and the Galilean science of memory.
Nikola Andonovski.
15:30, 29/04/2022.

Spatial memory and the objectivity of space.
Jonathan Najenson.
15:30, 06/05/2022.

Metacognition and the puzzle of alethic memory.
André Sant'Anna.
15:30, 13/05/2022.

Knowledge, memory, and luck.
Boyd Millar.
15:30, 20/05/2022.

Is relearning an error? Relearning and the confabulation debate.
Juan Álvarez.
15:30, 27/05/2022.

Relearning the personal past: A definitional project.
Juan Álvarez.
15:30, 03/06/2022.

Naïve realism and the nature of episodic memory.
André Sant'Anna.
12:30, 13/06/2022.

Mental time travel and trauma.
Em Walsh.
14:30, 17/06/2022.

A story to remember.
Nazım Keven.
14:30, 24/06/2022.

Remembering what your brain doesn't.
Michael Barkasi.
13:00, 25/07/2022.