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PHILOSOPHY OF MIND AND PSYCHOLOGY
  This seminar series is a joint endeavour between the Psychology and the Philosophy Department. The aim is to promote interdisciplinary discussions and to communicate the research done in both departments. We meet every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month at 4pm, with alternately someone from Philosophy speaking in Psychology (Meeting Room level 6) and someone from Psychology presenting in Philosophy (Caird Room, 67/69 Oakfield Avenue). All staff and students are welcome to attend.
  For further information about these events, please contact Lucy S. Petro.
SCHEDULED TALKS
Monday
June 3rd 2013
4:00pm		 Errors, Expectations, Perception, & Action by Gavin Buckingham & Jennifer Corns from the Heriot-Watt University & University of Glasgow (invited by Lucy S. Petro)
PAST PRESENTATIONS
December 10th 2012
4:00pm		 Physiology and Pathophysiology of Olfaction by Thomas Hummel and Barry Smith from the University of Dresden and University of London (invited by Lucy S. Petro)
December 3rd 2012
5:00pm		 Crossmodal correspondences: Crossmodal grouping by similarity or a weak form of synaesthesia that is common to us all? by Charles Spence from the Oxford University (invited by Lucy S. Petro)
November 26th 2012
4:00pm		 What is the Scope of Aesthetic Experience? by Nicholas Silins & Lars Muckli from the Cornell University & Glasgow University (invited by Lucy S. Petro)
October 15th 2012
4:00pm		 "What colours do the colour blind really see?" by Alexander Logvinenko & Derek Brown from the Glasgow Caledonian University & Brandon University (invited by Lucy S. Petro)
June 8th 2012
4:00pm		 From subliminal perception to conscious access: cognitive and neuronal mechanisms by Sid Kouider from the Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris (invited by Petra Vetter)
May 21st 2012
4:00pm		 Fusing the sight and sound of swing-groove in the brains of drummers by Frank E. Pollick
April 30th 2012
4:00pm		 Perceiving the passing of time by Ian Phillips from the University College London (invited by Petra Vetter)
April 23rd 2012
4:00pm		 Spatial cognition and sensory substitution by Malika Auvray from the CNRS, Orsay (invited by Petra Vetter)
April 16th 2012
4:00pm		 Intention and Motor Representation by Stephen Butterfill from the University of Warwick (invited by Petra Vetter)
March 26th 2012
4:00pm		 Embodied inference by Karl Friston & Andy Clark from the University College London & University of Edinburgh (invited by Petra Vetter)
February 27th 2012
4:00pm		 "Passing spontaneous-answer false belief tasks in infancy by reading others’ motor intentions" by Marco Fenici from the University of Siena (invited by Petra Vetter)
May 23rd 2011
4:00pm		 "Perception, Action, and the Extended Mind" by Michael Wheeler from the School of Arts and Humanities: Philosophy, University of Stirling (invited by Petra Vetter)
March 22nd 2011
4:00pm		 "Temporal Illusions - Some Philosophical Considerations" by Sean Power from the University of Cork (invited by Petra Vetter)
March 7th 2011
4:00pm		 "Interacting minds: miracle or disaster? What could each one tell us?" by Bahador Bahrami from the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London (invited by Petra Vetter)
May 17th 2010
4:00pm		 "Image and Content in Sensory Representation" by Mohan Matthen from the Dept. of Philosophy, University of Toronto (invited by Petra Vetter)
April 19th 2010
4:00pm		 "He is Not My Father," and "That is Not My Arm" - Making Sense of Delusional Misidentifications by William Hirstein from the Dept. of Philosophy, Elmhurst College, Illinois (invited by Petra Vetter)
April 12th 2010
4:00pm		 "Phenomenal Intentionality and the Modular Mind" by Maciej Witek from the Institute of Philosophy, University of Szczecin, Poland (invited by Petra Vetter)
March 22nd 2010
4:00pm		 "In the eye of the beholder " by Philippe G. Schyns
March 15th 2010
4:00pm		 "The expressive face-unculus: Localizing and interpreting the dynamics of facial feature encoding from MEG data" by Nicola J Van Rijsbergen
March 1st 2010
4:00pm		 "Deeper Than Beliefs: Cognitive Science and Religious Intuitions" by Jesse Bering from the Dept. of Anthropology, Queen's University Belfast (invited by Petra Vetter)
February 15th 2010
4:00pm		 "In Defence of Colour Realism" by Alexander Logvinenko from the Dept. of Vision Sciences, Glasgow Caledonian University (invited by Petra Vetter)
January 18th 2010
4:00pm		 "Seeing Through" by Clare MacCumhaill from the Dept. of Philosophy, University of Edinburgh (invited by Petra Vetter)
December 14th 2009
4:00pm		 "The Context of Early Vision" by Fraser W. Smith
December 7th 2009
4:00pm		 "Afterlife Beliefs: Priming and Category Effects" by Suzanne Lock & Jude Bek from the Dept. of Philosophy, University of Glasgow (invited by Petra Vetter)
November 2nd 2009
4:00pm		 The Evidence for Phenomenal Consciousness In The Absence of Access Consciousness by Stuart Crutchfield from the Dept. of Philosophy, University of Glasgow (invited by Petra Vetter)
October 19th 2009
4:00pm		 How the brain makes up the world: the example of Apparent Motion by Petra Vetter
October 5th 2009
4:00pm		 Cognitive Penetration of Colour Experience: Rethinking the Issue in Light of an Indirect Mechanism by Fiona Macpherson from the Dept. of Philosophy, University of Glasgow (invited by Petra Vetter)