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Title: Nick Huggett
Time: Mon Jun 29 1pm – 2:30pm (Timezone: Eastern Time - Melbourne, Sydney)
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Description: Passing Time

Is the peculiar phenomenology of temporal perception (especially in contrast to spatial perception) the direct perception of some intrinsic feature of time, its ‘passing’ say? Supporters of temporal becoming sometimes argue thus. In opposition, I argue that the phenomenology is largely associated with the perception of motion. Thus I describe motion detection according to contemporary cognitive science using apparent motion illusions and neurophysiology, and argue that such brain activity explains the striking phenomenology in question. That is, the alleged experience of time passing is instead (in large part) the experience of things moving. This paper shows that science, not armchair introspection, is needed to understand what experience shows us about time.

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