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20 Program PL3 PL4 Plenary 3 11:10 am - 12:35 pm, Leo Rich Theatre Bodily Awareness H. Henrik Ehrsson, Two Legs, Two Arms, One Head. Who am I? [145] Frédérique De Vignemont, A Mosquito Bite Against the Enactive View of Bodily Experiences [96] Plenary 4 2:00 - 4:10 pm, Leo Rich Theatre Computational Models of Consciousness Dharmendra S. Modha, Network Architecture of the White Matter Pathways in the Macaque Brain [149] Ben Goertzel, Moving Bubbles of Attention: A Mechanism Enabling the Emergence of Self and Focused Consciousness in Embodied Artificial General Intelligences [187] Marc Ebner, A Computational Model for a Mobile Zone of Synchrony Mediating Consciousness [109] Concurrent Sessions C8-C14 4:30 - 6:35 pm, Tucson Convention Center (TCC) / Hotel Arizona (HA) C8 Introspection TCC - Maricopa Terry Horgan, Introspection about Phenomenal Consciousness: Running the Gamut from Infallability to Impotence [97] Eric Schwitzgebel, Introspection, What? [57] Charles Siewert, Attention, Introspection and Inner Sense [100] William Adams, Avoiding The Perceptual Model of Introspection [53] Maja Spener, Introspective Methodologies in the Science of Consciousness [58] C9 Panpsychism and Epiphenomenalism TCC - Mohave Godehard Bruentrup, Intrinsic Properties and Panpsychism [7] Alexander J. Buck, Does Panexperientialistic Holism Solve the Combination Problem? [8] William Seager, Rescuing Panpsychism from the Emergence Argument [13] William S. Robinson, Phenomenal Realist Physicalism Implies Coherency of Epiphenomenalist Meaning [23] Bill Faw, How EPI are Phenomena: Velmans, Robinson, Dennett and Others [41]
Program 21 C10 C11 C12 C13 Phenomenology and First-Person Approaches HA - Cholla Chris Heavey, Some Characteristics of Feelings [165] Christian Coseru, The View from Everywhere: Consciousness, Intentionality, and Naturalized Phenomenology [83] Urban Kordes, Phenomenology of decision making [268] Michael Mrazek, Staying on Track: Mindful Breathing Reduces Mind-Wandering [157] William Gomes, Self-Consciousness and Kinaesthetic Perceptual Ambiguity: A Phenomenological Analysis of the Alien-Hand Experiment [266] Dreaming HA - Manzanita David Kahn, REM Network and Dream Consciousness [183] Armando D’Agostino, The Dreaming Brain/Mind, Dissociation and the Psychoses: Connecting States of Consciousness [182] Antonio Zadra, Disturbed Dreaming: How Everyday Dreams Turn into Nightmares [185] Miloslava Kozmova, The Phenomenon of Nocturnal Cognitive Problem-Solving [184] Jayne Gackenbach, Video Game Play and Lucid Dreaming as Socially Constructed Meditative Absorption [303] Neural Correlates of Consciousness HA - Ocotillo David Hubbard, Neuroimaging of Meditation: Imaging Meditation and fMRI Analysis of Transcendental Meditation [278] Nancy A Craigmyle, Meditation May Optimize Attention and Behavior in the Changing Environments of the Present Moment by Activating the Cortical Salience-Detecting Frontoparietal Control Network [106] Julia Mossbridge, Disparate Heart Rate Changes Precede Correct vs. Incorrect Guesses [230] Tomer Fekete, Quantifying the Richness of Phenomenal Experience [143] David Saunders, A New Paradigm of Vision: 40Hz Coherence in Amacrine Cells. Microsaccade Drift/Tremors and Visual Illusions [120] Quantum and Subcellular Approaches Leo Rich Theatre Hartmut Neven, What Could a Brain do with Quantum Algorithms? [188]
Page 3 and 4: TOWARD A SCIENCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS A
Page 5 and 6: 3 WELCOME Welcome to the 2010 Tucso
Page 7 and 8: Olympus Corporation of America and
Page 9 and 10: 7 PROGRAM OUTLINE TOWARD A SCIENCE
Page 11 and 12: Program Outline 9 THURSDAY April 15
Page 13 and 14: Program Outline 11 Evening 7:30 pm
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Page 17 and 18: Pre-Conference Workshops 15 9a Upda
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