Neuroscience & Philosophy Salon

William Bechtel discusses his new book “Philosophy of Neuroscience” (with Linus Huang), including mechanisms and hierarchy/heterarchy (audio only)

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Representation II

What are brain representations?

Emergence and Causation (Part 1)

Brain representations by Gualtiero Piccinini: why do we need embeddedness, embodiment, and effect 

Two Views on the Cognitive Brain

Emergence and Causation (Part 2)

William Bechtel discusses his new book “Philosophy of Neuroscience” (with Linus Huang), including mechanisms and hierarchy/heterarchy

Past Events

 Representation II
 Continue with our discussion of brain representations with Bryce Huebner, Yohan John, Michael Anderson, Russ Poldrack, Kevin Mitchell,  Roberto Toro, Robyn, Luiz Pessoa, and others

 “What are brain representations?”
 Discussion with Russell Poldrack, Ines Hipolito, and Michael Anderson.

 Emergence and Causation (Part 2)
 Discussion with Danielle Bassett, Lauren Ross, Randy McIntosh, & Michael Silberstein.

 Emergence and Causation (Part 1)

 Discussion with Danielle Bassett, Lauren Ross, Randy McIntosh, & Michael Silberstein.
 (Unfortunately, the presentation by Dani Bassett was lost because of a computer crash; the video starts with the last part of Lauren’s  presentation.)

 Two Views on the Cognitive Brain
 Presentation with David Barack. Commentators: Corey Maley & Emmanuelle Tognoli.
 William Bechtel discusses his new book “Philosophy of Neuroscience” (with Linus Huang), including mechanisms and hierarchy/heterarchy.
 Brain representations by Gualtiero Piccinini: why do we need embeddedness, embodiment, and effect.
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