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2nd Bochum-Rutgers Workshop in Philosophy & Cognitive Science

19-20 May 2017
Bochum, Germany

*Second Bochum?Rutgers Workshop in Philosophy and Cognitive Science*

?Recent development in philosophy and cognitive science?

*May 19 -20, 2017 at Ruhr-University Bochum*

Venue: Ruhr Universität Bochum, Building: GA, Room: 04/187

Scientific Organization: Albert Newen & Brian McLaughlin

Chair Persons: Katja Crone (Dortmund), Robert Matthews (Rutgers), Brian 
McLaughlin (Rutgers)
*Friday 19th May 2017*
 		/Animal Cognition/
09:15 ? 10.00	Jonas Rose (Bochum): Cognitive flexibility of birds
10:00 ? 10:45	Tobias Starzak (Bochum): A three dimensional approach to 
comparative causal cognition research
10:45 ? 11:00	Coffee
11:00 ? 11:45	Martina Manns (Bochum): Categorization and hemispheric 
strategies in pigeons
11:45 ? 12:00	Coffee
 		/Social Cognition and Action/
12:00 ? 13:00	Albert Newen (Bochum): Understanding others:person models and 
situation models 
13:00 ? 14:15	Lunch
14:15 ? 15:20	Alan Leslie (Rutgers): Side effects and double effects: early 
theory of mind and moral judgement
15:20 ? 15:55	Judith Martens (Bochum): Bounded rationality and shared agency
15:55 ? 16:30	Coffee
 		/The Nature of Beliefs and Semantics/  16:30 ? 17:05 
Veronica Gomez (Rutgers): The nature of belief and its role in psychological 
explanation
17:05 ? 18:10	Markus Werning (Bochum): The interaction of Bayesian pragmatics 
and lexical semantics in linguistic
 		interpretation: hearers? probabilistic predictions in 
discourses
18:15 ? 21:15 	Dinner in Bochum

*Saturday 20th May 2017*
 		Representation and Conscious Perception
09:15 ? 10:20	Frances Egan (Rutgers): Deflationary representation defended
10:20 ? 15:55	Alfredo Vernazzani (Bochum): Do we see facts?
10:55 ? 11:15	Coffee
11:15 ? 11:50	Eli Shupe (Rutgers): Comparative psychology and the cognitive 
penetration debate
11:50 ? 12:55	Tobias Schlicht (Bochum): The scientific study of 
consciousness. A dilemma
12:55 ? 13:30	Lunch (pizza at the venue)
 		/Philosophy and Cognitive Sciences/
13:30 ? 14:05	Francesco Marchi (Bochum): Understanding self-deception in the 
framework of predictive coding
14:05 ? 14:40	Matthias Unterhuber (Bochum): Generics as a guide to 
regularities ? from Leslie?s counter-examples
 		towards a general semantics of generics
14:40 ? 15:00   Coffee
15:00 ? 15:35	Chris Frugé (Rutgers): Unbunking arguments: a case study in 
metaphysics and cognitive science
15:35 ? 16:40	Ahmed Elgammal (Rutgers): The shape of art history in the eyes 
of the machine
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