[E-Conf] Provisional Pragram ICCS-99 (fwd) - koglist

15 Mar 1999

Csaba Pleh
Department of Psychology
Attila Jozsef University, Szeged
Petofi sgt 30-34, 6722 Hungary
Phone: (36)(62) 454000, extension 3273
Home: Budakeszi Zichy P. u. 4 2092 Hungary, (36)(23) 453932 or 933
Editor, Hungarian Review of Psychology
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Subject: [E-Conf] Provisional Pragram ICCS-99
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PROVISIONAL PROGRAM OF ICCS-99
MAY 12
10:00 Opening Session by the President of the University of the Basque
Country.
10:15 E. Sosa (Providence)
The Concept of Mind: Fifty Years Later.
11:15 Break.
11:30 P. Ekman (San Francisco)
Emotional and Conversational Facial Signals. Comments.
13:00 Lunch.
15:00 W. Lycan (Chapel Hill)
Cognitive Theories of Consciousness. Comments.
16:30 Break.
16:45 Contributed Papers.
17:45 Tutorials by F. Garcia-Murga (San Sebastian), An Introduction to
Prete-Emotional Pragmatics; and K. Korta (San Sebastian), Mental States in
Conversation.
MAY 13
8:30. D. Sperber (Paris), Minimalism in Pragmatics. Comments.
10:00 Seminars by J. Ezquerro (San Sebastian), Theory Building in
Cognitive Science: Epistemological and Metaphysical Issues; and J. M. Roy
(Bordeaux), The Epistemological Implications of Cognitive Neurosciences.
11:30 Break.
11:45 Tutorials by F. Garcia-Murga (San Sebastian), An Introduction to
Prete-Emotional Pragmatics; and K. Korta (San Sebastian), Mental States in
Conversation.
13:15 Lunch.
14:30 Excursion: Visit of Guggenheim Museum at Bilbao
MAY 14
8:30 B. Brewer (Oxford)
Coordinated Activity and Self-Consciousness. Comments
10:00 Seminars by J. Ezquerro (San Sebastian), Theory Building in
Cognitive Science: Epistemological and Metaphysical Issues; and J. M. Roy
(Bordeaux), The Epistemological Implications of Cognitive Neurosciences.
11:30 Break.
11:45 T. Mitchell (Pittsburgh), Machine Learning over Hypertext and the
Web. Comments.
13:15 Lunch.
15:00 L. Kaelbling (Providence)
Representation for Situated Planning and Learning. Comments.
16:30 Break.
16:45 Contributed Papers.
17:45 Seminars by M. Davies (Oxford), Tacit Knowledge, Implicit Rules; and
W. G. Lycan (Chapel Hill), The Representational Theory of Qualia.
MAY 15
9:00 P. Lipton (Cambridge)
Tracking Track Records. Comments.
10:30 Seminars by M. Davies (Oxford), Tacit Knowledge, Implicit Rules; and
W. G. Lycan (Chapel Hill), The Representational Theory of Qualia.
11:45 Break.
12:00 Contributed Papers.
13:00 R. de Sousa (Toronto), Twelve Varieties of Subjectivity: Dividing in
Hope to Conquest. Comments.
14:15
Lunch.
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