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Visions for Neurophilosophy |
international interdisciplinary meeting at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich | |
March 21 & 22 2013, Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, Munich, Germany | |
!!! Attention: The location and program have been changed slightly. !!! |
Introduction
– Program – Literature
– Travel Information
To print the program, please download this PDF.
Program
Thursday, March 21
12:30 Registration open with soft drinks and snacks
13:30 Welcome Address (Oliver Behrend, Munich Center
for Neurosciences, LMU Munich)
Introduction (Stephan Schleim, LMU Munich)
Session I: The challenges of neuroscience for moral philosophy (Chair: S. Sellmaier)
14:00 Maureen Sie (Univ. Rotterdam, NL): Free Will and Responsibility — The Challenge of the Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences
15:00 Guy
Kahane (Oxford Univ., GB):
Neuroscience and Moral Philosophy
16:00 Break with coffee & tea
Session II: Neuroscience in
a legal context (Chair: S. Schleim)
16:30 Stephen Morse (Univ. Pennsylvania, US): Beyond behavior? The possible normative significance of neuroscience in law
Discussion I: What are the challenges for neuroscience and society?
17:30 Discussion with Guy Kahane, Stephen Morse, and Maureen Sie, moderated by Andreas Roepstorff
18:30 Reception with drinks and canapés (until ca. 19:30 o'clock)
Friday, March 22
Session III: Interdisciplinary neuroscience (Chair: M. von Grundherr)
9:30 Giovanni Frazzetto (King’s College, GB): Teaching neuroscience interdisciplinarily, the example of NeuroSchools
10:15 Stephan Schleim (LMU Munich,
DE): Trends in neuroscience communication
11:00
Break
with coffee & tea
Session IV: Interdisciplinary knowledge integration and production (Chair: M. v. Grundherr)
11:30 Machiel Keestra (Univ. Amsterdam, NL): The concept of mechanism as a way to integrate knowledge in interdisciplinary projects
12:15 Andreas Roepstorff (Univ. Aarhus, DK): Knowledge production in brain imaging and its relation to other scientific fields
13:00
Lunch
break (Two kinds of soup and bread)
Session V: Philosophy and neuroscience (Chair: S. Schleim)
14:30 Georg Northoff (Univ. Ottawa, CA): The example of “self”: Concept-fact iterativity, a neurophilosophical methodology
15:30 Dieter Sturma (Research Center Jülich, DE): Integrative Naturalism: Philosophy and Neuroscience
16:30 Break with coffee & tea
Session VI: Psychology as an integrative discipline
17:00 Lutz Jäncke (Univ. Zürich, CH): Psychology as a systemic science
Discussion II: Visions for
Neurophilosophy
18:00 Final discussion
19:00
Conference
Dinner (for invited guests)
Saturday, March 23
Neurophilosophy PhD Workshops (participation upon invitation)
10:00 Workshop Northoff
12:00 Lunch break
13:30 Workshop Kahane
15:30 Break
16:00 Workshop Keestra
To print the program, please download this PDF.