Update: Schedule of talks and titles for this week's workshop at UOW

UOW Philosophy is hosting a two-day workshop on January 9th/10th on The 
Emergence of Social Cognition, with keynote talks by Daniel Hutto and Shaun 
Gallagher.

Hutto has recently joined UOW as Professor of Philosophical Psychology, and 
Gallagher has recently accepted a Professorial Fellowship at UOW. This 
Fellowship will allow Gallagher to visit UOW regularly from his main 
appointment as Lillian and Morrie Moss Professor of Excellence at the 
University of Memphis.

The theme of the conference is the Emergence of Social Cognition. The purpose 
is to improve our understanding of how social cognition arises, and how social 
cognition relates to other forms of cognitive activity. The core questions we 
will examine include the following. In what ways does social cognition emerge 
from individual cognition? What is the relationship between social cognition 
and group cognition? How should we integrate studies from perspectives? And how 
do the answers to these questions relate to more general questions about 
whether cognition is extended, embodied, or enactive?

Workshop Schedule

DAY 1 (Thursday)

9:30 Keynote #1 - Professor Shaun Gallagher (Wollongong, Memphis and 
Hertfordshire) – ‘The Problem with 3-year-olds’
11:00 Coffee
11:30 Session - Dr Victoria McGeer (Princeton and ANU) – ‘Living with Blame’
12:30 Lunch
1:30 Session - Dr John Matthewson (Sydney) – ‘Representing Cognition at The 
Group Level: Gains and Losses’
2:30 Session - Dr Philip Gerrans (Adelaide) – ‘Social Cognition and the 
Embodied Self in Psychiatric Disorder’
3:30 Coffee
4:30 Session - Dr Somogy Varga (Memphis) - tba
5:30 Wrap-up 

DAY 2 (Friday)

9:30 Keynote #2 - Professor Dan Hutto (Wollongong and Hertfordshire) – 
‘Non-Representational Mind Minding and the Origins of Content’
11:00 Coffee
11:30 Session - Ms Kellie Williamson (Macquarie) - tba
12:30 Session  - Dr David Simpson (Wollongong) – ‘Understanding and Betrayal’
1:30 Closing discussion

There is no registration fee and all are welcome to attend, but please confirm 
your attendance with the organisers.

Contact Patrick McGivern or David Simpson at UOW for more information.




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