Philosophy & Neuroscience Workgroup
Please share the PDF of this CFA. DATES: Thursday, September 28 through Saturday, September 30, 2023 LOCATION: Beachfront Hilton Pensacola Beach Hotel, Pensacola Beach, Florida (For the first time since 2019, we will meet at the same hotel & time Read more
FIRST CALL FOR ABSTRACTS/ SAVE THE DATES! Philosophy & Neuroscience @ The Gulf VI Sixth Annual Meeting of the Deep South Philosophy & Neuroscience Workgroup Art work Caroline Cooper DATES: Thursday, September 28 through Saturday, September 30, 2023 LOCATION: Beachfront Read more
To no one’s surprise, the Special Meeting* of the Deep South Philosophy & Neuroscience Workgroup (held in conjunction with the Mid-South Philosophy Conference, Rhodes College, Memphis, March 24-25) was a great success.
This work group meeting will explore neuroscientific and philosophical work on gender identity and its relation to constructs like ‘neural sex differences’ and ‘sexual orientation’. It aims to familiarize neuroscientists and philosophers with work on these topics in their respective fields and to promote interdisciplinary collaboration in their study.
Regulars of the Deep South Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup met up at the Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, for the recent Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology annual meeting, March 9-11, 2023.
For the first time, the Deep South Philosophy & Neuroscience Workgroup will have a Spring Meeting.
2023 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the release of (Pronounced ‘Lĕh-‘nétd ‘Skin-‘nérd), Lynyrd Skynyrd’s debut album. The album was recorded March 27-May 1, 1973 and released that same year. It was produced by Al Kooper, who had discovered the Jacksonville, Read more
The Deep South Philosophy & Neuroscience Workgroup kicked off the Spring 2023 conference season with Marco Nathan’s “Author Meets Critics” session at the Central APA in Denver (February 22-25). Marco’s book (Oxford University Press, 2021) is Black Boxes: How Science Read more
Philosophy & Neuroscience at the Gulf V. Updated daily throughout the conference. The best laid plans… More coming as I’m able. Send your best photos to marica@deepsouthphilneuro.com Placeholder photo as we await your contributions.
The Brains Blog this week (Sept. 12-16) is featuring The Tools of Neuroscience Experiment: Philosophical and Scientific Perspectives, edited by John Bickle, Carl Craver, and Ann-Sophie Barwich. Monday’s post features Bickle’s account of what motivated the volume, and his chapter overview. Read more