Program
Friday, 16 June
Holism, Narrative, and Paradox: New Criteria For Settling Disputes in Personal Identity
Jaron Cheung
SUNY University at Buffalo
Engineering the concept of "person"
Irene Olivero
University of Genoa
Persons, Person Stages, and the Problem of Adaptive Preferences
Mark Greene
University of Delaware
Naturalizing Persons
Eric Kraemer
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Narrative Unity and the Passing of Time
Sean T. Murphy
Providence College
The Integrated Theory of Personal Identity: A Proposal
Roxanne Burton
The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill
The Fragmentation of Self
Pixie Shen
University of Notre Dame
Keynote Address
Me, Everywhere, All at Once
Marya Schechtman
University of Illinois at Chicago
Saturday, 17 June
Two Candidate Cases of Plural Personhood
Elizabeth Schechter
University of Maryland
Is Anyone on First? Sport, Agency, and the Divided Self
Jeffrey Fry
Ball State University
Brutal Personal Identity
Peihong (Karl) Xie
SUNY University at Buffalo
'Who am I' before 'How am I': Objections to the two central claims of Subject Body Dualism
Danqi Wang
University College, Dublin
Sentimentalist Conditions on Moral Personhood
Sean Kermath
SUNY University at Buffalo
Talk
Simon Cushing
University of Michigan-Flint
Keynote Speaker
Marya Schechtman, PhD
LAS Distinguished Professor of Philosophy
University of Illinois Chicago
Special Issue
A special issue of the Journal of Cognition and Neuroethics (JCN), edited by Simon Cushing, will be based on the proceedings of this conference. All papers presented will be eligible for inclusion in this issue of JCN.
Organization
The Center for Cognition and Neuroethics
A joint affiliation between the Insight Institute of Neurosurgery and Neuroscience and the University of Michigan-Flint Philosophy Department—will host this two-day conference.
Organizer
Simon Cushing
Associate Professor of Philosophy
University of Michigan-Flint
For more information, please email simoncu@umich.edu.
Registration Fee
$20. The registration gateway will open April 1, 2023.
Hotel Information
See our location and logistics page.
Location
Center for Cognition and Neuroethics
University of Michigan-Flint
303 East Kearsley Street
Flint, Michigan 48502-1950
United States