Intersubjectivity
and Embodiment:
Perspectives
from Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences
8:45am Morning Coffee
(Sponsored by Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences and Kluwer Academic Publishers)
8:55-9:10am
Introduction: Beata Stawarska
Welcome: Andree van de Putte,
Dean, Institute of Philosophy, KUL.
9:10-10:30am
1.
Intersubjectivity:
From neurons to phenomenology (Chair: Dan Zahavi)
Dieter
Lohmar. Mirror Neurons and the
Phenomenology of Intersubjectivity
Anne
Jacobson. Understanding Others: Empathy without Conceptualization
10:30-11:30am
2.
Plenary Session:
From phenomenology to neurons (Chair: Shaun Gallagher)
Marc Jeannerod. How do we decipher the mind of others
11:30-12:50pm
3.
Phenomenology
and empathy (Chair: Valerie Hardcastle)
Maxine Sheets-Johnstone. Further steps toward a phenomenological analysis of
empathy
Natalie
Depraz. Beneath empathy: Archaic
forms of intersubjectivity in empirical disciplines as a renewal of
transcendantal phenomenology
12:50-2pm Lunch Break
2-3:20pm
4.
Other
Problems (Chair: Giacomo Romano)
S¿ren
Overgaard. The Problem of
Others: A Wittgensteinian/Husserlian Perspective
Daniel
Hutto. Turning Hard Problems on their
Heads
3:20-4pm
Coffee Break (Sponsored by
the Center for Subjectivity Research)
4-6pm
Andreas
Roepstorff. The role of intersubjectivity in brain imaging
experiments
Lorenzo
Vaiani and Giuseppe di Pellegrin. Hemispheric Asymmetry in Self-Other
Recognition
Julie
Grezes. Understanding other people's
mental states through the observation of their motor behaviour: fMRI studies.
9:15am Morning Coffee
(Sponsored by Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences and Kluwer Academic Publishers)
9:30-9:40am
Introduction. Dan Zahavi
9:40-11:00am
6.
Developmental
insights into intersubjectivity (Chair: Talia Welsh)
Daniel
A. Schmicking. What the infant's body
tells the phenomenologist's eye. Perspectives of early intersubjectivity
Shaun
Gallagher. Bodies in context: From primary to secondary
intersubjectivity
11:00-12:20pm
7.
The
contribution of the other (Chair: TBA)
Talia
Welsh. The Other Side: The
Mirroring Parent in Infant Imitation
Beata
Stawarska. Mutual Gaze and Social Cognition
12:20-1:40pm Lunch Break
1:40-3pm
8.
Theories
(Chair: TBA)
Dan
Zahavi. The theory-theory approach to
infantile autism. A phenomenological critique.
Matthew
Ratcliffe. Folk Psychology is
not Folk Psychology
3-4:20pm
9.
Embodied
Heuristics and Metaphors (Chair: TBA)
A.
G. Stascheit: Heuristics of
Embodiment: a Phenomenology of Practicing
Clive
Cazeaux Metaphor and Embodiment in Merleau-Ponty and Lakoff and
Johnson
4:20-4:45pm Coffee Break
(Sponsored by the Center for Subjectivity Research)
4:45-5:45pm
10. Plenary
session: Embodied mind (Chair: Beata Stawarska)
Mark
Johnson: The Meaning of the Body
9:30-10:50am
11. Intersubjectivity in practice
Kalle
Pihlainen. Intersubjective
Identification and the Possibility of an Embodied ethics?
Julia
Jansen. Neurological Clues For a Connection Between Art and
Morality
10:50pm-Noon
12. Perception and action
Erik
Myin. Embodied and neuroscientific perspectives on synaesthesia
Thor GrŸnbaum. Consciousness in action: Structure and
content
12:00-1:30 Lunch Break
1:30-3:30pm
Mette
S. V¾ver, Josef Parnas, Lene Lier, Marie Gammeltoft. Linking
Schizophrenic Thought Disorder to Disturbances of Embodiment and Intersubjectivity:
Theoretical perspectives and presentation of the Empirical Study "The
Copenhagen Infant Follow-up Study (CIFS)"
Hanneke
De Jaegher. One body is not enough:
Autism and development