The Admissible Contents of Experience

Hallucination on Crete

11 - 14 September 2008

organised by

Centre for the Study of Perceptual Experience,

Department of Philosophy, University of Glasgow

Department of Philosophy and Social Studies &

Brain and Mind Graduate Programme, University of Crete

The Mayor of Rethymno

Venue

Student Cultural Center "Xenia"

16 Sofokli Venizelou Street

Rethymno

Programme

Thursday 11 September

9.00-10.00 / Registration and tea or coffee
10.00-11.00 / Katalin Farkas (Central European University)
‘Philosophical Hallucinations and Real Hallucinations’
Chair: Fiona Macpherson (University of Glasgow)
11.00-12.00 / Dominic H ffytche (King’s College London)
‘The Hallucinating Brain’
Chair: Konstantinos Moutoussis(University of Athens)
12.00-12.15 / Tea break
12.15-13.15 / Matthew Kennedy (University of Nottingham)
‘Explanation Across and Within Good and Bad Experiential Cases’
Chair: Peter King (Nottingham University)
13.30-16.30 / Free
16.30-17.30 / Alan Weir (University of Glasgow)
‘Hallucination as Collage’
Chair: Susanna Schellenberg (Australian National University)
17.30-18.30 / Ksenija Maravic (Oxford Brookes University)
‘Neuropsychology of Visual Hallucinations in Parkinson's Disease’
Chair: Helen Savaki (University of Crete)
18.30-18.45 / Tea break
18.45-19.45 / Matthew Nudds (University of Edinburgh)
‘Naïve Realism and Hallucinations’
Chair: Dimitris Platchias (Universities of Glasgow and Essex)
20.00 - Late / Drinks and dinner

Friday 12 September

10.00-11.00 / Ian Phillips (All Soul's College Oxford)
‘Hallucinating Silence’
Chair: Stuart Crutchfield (University of Glasgow)
11.00-12.00 / Istvan Aranyosi (Bilkent University)
‘Silencing the Argument from Hallucination’
Chair: Michael Brady (University of Glasgow)
12.00-12.15 / Tea break
12.15-13.15 / Richard P. Bentall (Bangor University)
‘Trauma and Hallucinations’
Chair: Ksenija Maravic (Oxford Brookes University)
13.30-16.30 / Free
16.30 – 17.30 / Benj Hellie (University of Toronto)
‘Consciousness and the Phenomenological’
Chair: Stavroula Tsinorema (University of Crete)
17.30-18.30 / Costas Pagondiotis (University of Patras)
‘Mental Representation and the Argument from Hallucination’
Chair: David Bain (University of Glasgow)
18.30-18.45 / Tea break
18.45 – 19.45 / Howard Robinson (Central European University)
‘The Failure of Disjunctivism to deal with “Philosophers’ Hallucinations”’
Chair: Jim Edwards (University of Glasgow)
20.00-Late / Special evening of live Greek music and dinner (included in conference registration fee)

Saturday 13 September

9.00-14.30 / Tour to the Minoan Knossos Palace and Heraklion Archaeological Museum and Lunch
16.00-17.00 / Fabian Dorsch (Universities of Fribourg and Geneva)
‘Hallucination and Phenomenal Error’
Chair: Keith Frankish (The Open University & University of Crete)
17.00-18.00 / Peter Naish (The Open University)
‘Hypnotic and Psychotic Hallucinations: The Temporal Connection’
Chair: Matthew Kennedy (University of Nottingham)
18.15-18.30 / Tea break
18.30-19.30 / Alex Byrne (MIT)
‘Hallucination and Imagery’
Chair: Alan Weir (University of Glasgow)
19.30-Late / Drinks and dinner

Sunday 14 September

9.00 / Departure to University Campus
9.30-10.30 / Susanna Schellenberg (Australian National University)
‘The Gappy Content of Hallucination’
Chair: Matthew Nudds (University of Edinburgh)
10.30-11.30 / Paul Coates (University of Hertfordshire)
‘Hallucinations and the Intentional Directness of Perception: The Importance of Low-Level Conceptualization’
Chair: Jennifer Windt (Johannes Gutenberg University)
11.30-11.45 / Tea Break
11.45-12.45 / C. P. Fernyhough (Durham University)
‘Thinking Aloud About Mental Voices’
Chair: Despina Stamatopoulou (University of Crete)
12.45-14.00 / Lunch at the University Restaurant
14.00-15.00 / Brad Thompson (Southern Methodist University)
‘Perceptual Demonstratives and Hallucination’
Chair: Jessica Wilson (University of Toronto)
15.00-16.00 / Tim Crane (University College London)
‘Awareness of Properties’
Chair: Maria Venieri (University of Crete)
16.15-18.00 / Tour of the University Campus
18.15 / Departure to City Centre
20.00 / Farewell drinks and dinner