sPAM is going to San Francisco this April to bring TWO panels to the American Philosophical Association Pacific meeting (April 8-11).
The first panel “Sentience Across Species, Class, and Kingdom” is Wednesday evening 4-6 pm.
Kristin Andrews (York University) | |||
“A Dynamic Marker Approach to Identifying Consciousness” | |||
Irina Mikhalevich (Rochester Institute of Technology) | |||
“Consciousness, Cognition, and the Moral Standing of Invertebrate Animals” | |||
Eric Schwitzgebel (University of California, Riverside) | |||
“Is There Something It’s Like to Be a Garden Snail?” | |||
Evan Thompson (University of British Columbia) | |||
“Sentience and Biopsychism” |
The second panel “Methods of Observations in the Animal Mind Sciences” on is Thursday evening 6-8 pm.
Kristin Andrews (York University) | ||||||
“Are There Any Principles of Comparative Cognition?” | ||||||
Colin Allen (University of Pittsburgh) | ||||||
“Chirps, Grunts, and Guffaws: A Philosopher in the Context of Experimental Design for Comparative Cognition” | ||||||
Mike Dacey (Bates College) | ||||||
TBA | ||||||
Maria Botero (Sam Houston State University) | ||||||
“Is Observing Animals Behavior an Exclusively Perceptual Process?” |
Hope to see you there!