MAPS: Re: Toward a Science of Consciousness, April 8-12, 2002 (fwd)

["Jon Frederick, Ph.D." <smiile@xxxxxxxxxx>]

From: Jim Laukes <jlaukes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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                   Toward a Science of Consciousness
                           April 8-12, 2002
                           Tucson, Arizona

                             Sponsored by
                    Center for Consciousness Studies
                         University of Arizona

  Program information including registration details are now available at
  our website:
  http://www.consciousness.arizona.edu/ccsmain/Tucson2002//Tucson2002reginfo.htm.

  Partial list of plenary session topics
    Emotion and Consciousness
    Machine Consciousness
    Neural Correlates of Religious Experience
    Crossmodal Perception
    Downward Causation
    Consciousness and Decision-Making
    Ontologies of Consciousness
    Coma and Consciousness

 Confirmed plenary speakers include Adolphs, Bach-y-Rita, Brooks, Gallese,
 Goldberg, He, Kurzweil, Meijer, Ramachandran, Schiff and Zeki.

  Partial list of pre-conference workshops
    Neural Bases of Color Perception
    Observing the Mind
    Varieties of Synesthetic Perception
    Introduction to Memetics
    Consciousness, Literature and Theatre
    Quantum Computational Approaches to Consciousness
    Lucid Dreaming
    Parapsychology and Consciousness
    Implicit and Explicit Processes in Cognition

  To receive a copy of the conference schedule and registration brochure,
  please reply with your postal address to the Center for Consciousness
  Studies, e-mail: center@xxxxxxxxxxxxx or jlaukes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, or by
  phone: 520-621-9317.

  Thank you.  Please excuse duplicate copies of this message.



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