Featuring: 

Galen Strawson (UT Austin)
Bill Seager (Toronto)
Barbara Montero (Notre Dame)
Pierfrancesco Basile (Bern)
Jonardon Ganeri (Toronto)
David Cunning (Iowa)
Hayley Clatterbuck (Rethink Priorities)
Alison Peterman (Rochester).

Saturday April 13

• 10-11:15am Philip Goff (Durham): “Pan-Agentialism and the Mystery of Psycho-Physical Harmony”.  
• 11:25-12:40pm Sonam Kachru (Yale): “Some Ghosts of Panpsychisms Past: Experience and Fundamental Natural Principles in Ancient Indian Philosophy." 
• 1:25-2:40pm David Cunning (Iowa): “What Descartes maybe should have said: panpsychism and Spinoza’s Ethics II.1-8” 
• 2:50-4:05pm Alison Peterman (Rochester): “Cavendish on perception and knowledge” 
• 4:15-5:30pm Pierfrancesco Basile (Bern): “The View from Within: Whitehead's Phenomenological Argument". 
   

Dinner for chairs and speakers 7pm

Sunday April 14

• 9-10:15am William Seager (Toronto): “Is William James's Radical Empiricism an Alternative to Both Physicalism and Panpsychism?”. 
• 10:25-11:40am Hayley Clatterbuck (Wisconsin-Madison): "What's good for the hare is good for the Higgs?: Theory-light routes to panpsychism”. 
• 12:25-1:40pm Galen Strawson (Texas): "Blockers and laughter: panpsychism, archepsychism, pantachepsychism". 
• 1:50pm-3:05pm Barbara Montero (Notre Dame): “Panpsychism and Interactive Dualism: A Cost-Benefit Analysis”.

Free and open to the public. Please contact Karolina Hübner for more information.