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Past talks:
- 2006 SCHEDULE
- 12 Jan: Tony Morse: On Intelligence
- 19 Jan: Marek McGann: Getting Our Act Together: On the Possibility of a Coherent Enactivism
- 26 Jan: Duncan Kuhns: Systems, Extended Organisms and Intentionality
- 02 Feb: Mike Beaton: On Non-Conceptual Content
- 09 Feb: Ron Chrisley: Counterfactual Computational Vehicles of Consciousness postponed
- 09 Feb: Chris Davia: A Short Talk on Time
- 16 Feb: Simon Bowes: A Determined Mind (and a Beautiful Embodiment)
- 23 Feb: Tom Froese: Hume on Life and Mind postponed
- 02 Mar: Joel Parthemore: On the Nature of Levels and Meta-Levels
- 09 Mar: Tom Froese: Hume on Life and Mind re-scheduled
- 16 Mar: Mog Stapleton: Defending Damasio
- 20 Apr: Mike Beaton: Edenic Information
- 27 Apr: Ron Chrisley: In Defense of Transparent Computationalism
- 04 May: Joel Parthemore: The Limitations of Bivalence
- 11 May: Tom Froese: The Role of Science in Wheeler's "Reconstructing the Cognitive World"
- 18 May: Duncan Kuhns: Biological Intentionality and Mental Causation
- 25 May: Dustin Stokes: Knowing Computer Creativity
- 01 Jun: Ron Chrisley: It's a Surprise!
- 08 Jun: MA Students: MA Presentations
- 22 Jun: Paul Loader: Marxian Themes in Cognitive Science
- 29 June: Marzieh Asgari-Targhi: Babies Do Not Play Dice, Either
- 06 Jul: Joel Parthemore: Resemblance Redux
- 20 Jul: Blay Whitby: Do Robots Need Emotions?
- 2005 SCHEDULE
- 13 Oct: Mike Beaton: Gareth Evans on Self-Identification
- 20 Oct: Rob Clowes and John Sung: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Embodiment, But Were Afraid to Ask!
- 27 Oct: Hanne De Jaegher: On Embodiment
- 03 Nov: Anthony Morse: Learning Beyond Design
- 10 Nov: Paul Loader: Telepathy and Cognitive Science
- 17 Nov: Ron Chrisley: The Diagonal Argument Does Not Prove that Human Mathematicians are Non-Algorithmic
- 24 Nov: Joel Parthemore: Reassessing Informational Atomism: Reflections on Jerry Fodor
- 01 Dec: Chris Davia: How Long is a Piece of Time?
- 08 Dec: Mog Stapleton: Feeling Emotions
- 2003 SCHEDULE
- 14 Feb: Mike Beaton: Othello's Jealousy: Neither Damasio nor Brooks?
- 21 Feb: Chrisantha Fernando: What Does the Cortex Do?: The Liquid Brain Hypothesis
- 28 Feb: Marzieh Asgari-Targhi: How does Bayesianism Cohere with Causal Reasoning?
- 07 Mar: Hanne DeJaegher: Autism and the Origins of Thinking
- 02 May: Marek McGann: The Mind's-Eye View II: Purpose's Revenge
- 22 May 2003: Mike Wheeler, Dept. of Philosophy, University of Dundee: Is Language the Ultimate Artifact?
- 30 May 2003: Steve Torrance: Poincare's Principle and Evaluative Cognitive Science
- 06 Jun: Mike Beaton: What RoboDennett Still Doesn't Know
- 2002 SCHEDULE
- 01 Nov: Marzieh Asgari-Targhi: Causal Reasoning in AI
- 29 Nov: Mike Beaton: The Outline for a Plausible Architecture for Abstract Thought
- 2001 SCHEDULE
- 12 Jan: Ron Chrisley: AI and God
- 26 Jan: Kane Oliver: Should Robots Rule?
- 16 Mar: Giovanna Colombetti: Analysis of Emotions
- 27 Apr: Josefa Toribio: Perceptual Experience and its Contents
- 18 May: Paul Lai: The Bodily Representations and their Information-Based Semantics
- 15 Jun: Anthony Morse: On Representations
- 2000 SCHEDULE
- 27 Oct: Ron Chrisley: Systematicity and Systematicity
- 10 Nov: Kane Oliver: The Roosevelt Test
- 24 Nov: Ron Chrisley and Anthony Morse: Systematicity in Visual Object Representation
