Jiri Benovsky has recently outlined a no-self view on which there are no subjects of experiences, only ‘experiences arranged self-wise’ (Eliminativism, Objects, and Persons: The Virtues of Non-Existence, 2019). Benovsky offers a novel account of the subjectivity and unity of experiences which does not involve appealing to a subject who …

Saturday, April 13th
Salon des Professeurs, Miséricorde

9.30-10.50 
Michelle Liu (Oxford) ‘Revelation and the Ordinary Conception of Experience’

coffee break 

11.10-12.30
Davide Bordini (Liège)‘Not in the Mood for Intentionalism’

lunch break

14.00-15.20
Anna Giustina (Institut Jean Nicod, Paris) ‘Introspective Acquaintance: An Integration Account’

coffee break 

15.40-17.00François Kammerer (UC Louvain)‘Alternative Introspection(s)’

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Friday, April 12th
Salon des Professeurs, Miséricorde

9.00-10.20 
Daniel Morgan (York)‘Self-awareness and safety’

coffee break 

10.40-12.00
Carlota Serrahima (Logos-BIAP, Barcelona)‘A defence of experientialism about the sense of bodily ownership’

lunch break

13.30-14.50 
Hedda Hassel Mørch (Oslo)‘Phenomenal Powers’

coffee break 

15.10-16.30
Alexandre Billon (Lille) ‘A subjectivist solution to the hard problem of consciousness’

coffee break 

16.50-18.10
Maiya Jordan …

Abstract:

A common assumption within the Lottery Paradox debate isthat we are somehow confused about epistemic justification and, hence, should revise our intuitive, but a paradox-generating understanding of it. This paperrevisits that assumption. The suggestion is that the paradox stems more specificallyfrom our confusion about justification of beliefs, not justification toutcourt, …