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"After Philosophy": Introduction (part 1)
"After Philosophy": Introduction (part 1)
The first e* post of the new academic year is a first in another sense. Previously, all my postings here have been rese... Read more
13 Nov 2013
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Finding aesthetic pleasure on the subjective edge of chaos: A proposal for robotic creativity
Finding aesthetic pleasure on the subjective edge of chaos: A proposal for robotic creativity
This is a lecture I gave at Goldsmiths College in London on May 16th 2006 as part of a Workshop on Computational Models ... Read more
13 Nov 2013
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In defense of transparent computationalism
In defense of transparent computationalism
This talk, given on May 5th 2006 in Laval, France at the International Conference on Computers and Philosophy, was origi... Read more
13 Nov 2013
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Counterfactual computational vehicles of consciousness
Counterfactual computational vehicles of consciousness
Given April 7th 2006 in Tucson at Toward a Science of Consciousness 2006, this is really two talks in one. My attendanc... Read more
13 Nov 2013
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Evolving concepts of creativity: A mirror, a tightrope and an inkblot
Evolving concepts of creativity: A mirror, a tightrope and an inkblot
A few hours ago I spoke at the second University of Sussex creativity workshop, "Evolving Views of Creativity". Speakin... Read more
13 Nov 2013
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Machine models of consciousness: An ASSC tutorial (part 1)
Machine models of consciousness: An ASSC tutorial (part 1)
Last Friday (June 23rd), as part of the 10th meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness in Oxf... Read more
13 Nov 2013
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Epistemic blindspot sets: A resolution of Sorensen's strengthened paradox of the surprise examination
Epistemic blindspot sets: A resolution of Sorensen's strengthened paradox of the surprise examination
I am not officially a member of the Department of Philosophy at Sussex (I'm in the Department of Informatics and am the ... Read more
13 Nov 2013
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Painting an experience? How aesthetics might assist a neuroscience of sensory experience
Painting an experience? How aesthetics might assist a neuroscience of sensory experience
IULM University, Milan, hosted a European Science Foundation Exploratory Workshop on "Neuroesthetics: When art and the b... Read more
12 Nov 2013
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Sensory Augmentation, Synthetic Phenomenology and Interactive Empiricism
Sensory Augmentation, Synthetic Phenomenology and Interactive Empiricism
Helena de Preester using the Enactive TorchOn Thursday the 26th and Friday the 27th of March, 2009, the e-sense project ... Read more
12 Nov 2013
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Concepts and Proto-Concepts in Cognitive Science (part 2)
Concepts and Proto-Concepts in Cognitive Science (part 2)
As explained in the previous post, in August of 2010 I gave two lectures as part of the annual Summer School of the Swed... Read more
12 Nov 2013
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