Mind and the Limits of Language
10-12 May, 2018
Conference Program
Organizing Committee:
Dmitry Ankin (PhD, UrFU),
Ilya Gushchin (PhD student, UrFU),
Alexey Kislov (PhD, UrFU),
Olga Kozyreva (PhD student, UrFU),
Lev Lamberov (PhD, UrFU)
May 10, 2018
Registration (09:30-10:00, 332 room)
Plenary Session (10:00-13:00, 314 room)
Evgeny Borisov (TSU) On the Problem of Reference in the Complex Epistemic Contexts
Vladimir Lobovikov (IPL UB RAS) Formal Axiological Semantics of Philosophy of Mind
Anton Kuznetsov (MSU) The English-Russian Translation Project of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science (14:00-16:00; 16:30-18:00, 314 room)
Dmitry Ankin (UrFU) On the Conceivability of Logically Impossible
Artem Yunosov (RAS Institute of Philosophy) Two Epistemological Perspectives in David Chalmers’ Project of Conceptual Analysis
Andrey Mertsalov (MSU) Jaegwon Kim’s Supervenience Argument and the Revision of Mental Causation
Nicolay Shurakov (SPbU) Frank Jackson Knowledge Argument and Physicalism
Aleksandr Nesterov (SSU) Pragmatic Rules of Projective Semiosis (Using the Models of “Triact” and “Fourth Realm” from the Philosophy of Technology as Examples)
Pavel Baryshnikov (PSLU) Semantic Aspects of Informational Realism and the Problem of Consciousness
Anton Zhelnin (PSNRU) The Critical Analysis of New Wave of Neuroreductionism Using the Example of the Conception of “Cerebral Unconsciousness”
Logic and Philosophy of Language (14:00-16:00; 16:30-18:00, 315 room)
Alexey Kislov (UrFU) «Wheel of Psychologism»: Contemporary Logic and Cognitive Studies
Yury Chernoskutov (SPbU) The Theory of Naming in Brentano’s school, and not only. Or Whose Shoulders Were Schröder, Husserl, and Frege Standing On?
Evgeny Loginov (MSU) The Criticism of Analyticity in the Philosophy of the 40s and 50s of the 20th Century
Anna Moiseeva (Institute of Philosophy and Law of SB RAS) The Conception of Meaning as a Restriction in Situation Semantics
Ilya Gushchin (UrFU) On the Pragmatic Necessity of the Concept of Necessary Identity for the Attempts to Solve the Quantification Problem of the Modal Contexts
Anton Nikitin (KSUK) On the Distinction Problem between Constative and Performative Utterances in the Context of Social Ontology
Lara Suponitskaya (Front Range Community College) Didactic Aspects (Characteristics) of Teaching the Argumentation Theory and Logic in American Colleges
Vladimir Sosnin (PSNRU) On the Name Problem in Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
May 11, 2018
Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science I (10:00-13:00; 16:30-18:00, 314 room)
Juraj Hvorecký (Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences) Componential analysis of phenomenal consciousness
Anna Shiyan (RSUH) The Concept of Intentionality and the Problem of Consciousness in Husserl’s Phenomenology
Taras Shiyan (RANEPA) Intentionality and Typology of Signs in the Light of the Object- Closed Discourses Theory
Maksim Gusev (UrFU) Peter Van Inwagen’s Five Theses about Being and his Discussion with the Existential-Phenomenological Tradition
Oleg Mukhutdinov (UrFU) Ordinary Language, Pure Grammar, and Structure of the World
Olga Kozyreva (UrFU) Is Subjective Experience Really Inexpressible?
Vitaly Sukhovoy (HSE) The Language of Thought
Victoria Sukhareva (UrFU) The Ineffable: Is It a Pseudoproblem?
Grigory Zolotkov (HSE) The Criticism of the Traditional Philosophy of Mind by the Ordinary Language Philosophy: Gilbert Ryle, Rush Rhees, Norman Malcolm
Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science II (10:00-13:00; 16:30-18:00, 438 room)
Vyacheslav Kudashov (SFU) The Impact of Scientific Investigations of Consciousness on Its Philosophical Interpretation
Ksenia Kunnikova (UrFU) Contemporary Hardware Methods and Its Application in Psychophysiology
Andrey Komarov (UrFU) Cybernetic Simulation of the Prelinguistic Form of Thought
Sergey Borisov (SUSHPU) «GPS-model» of Consciousness Functioning
Evgeny Sterkhov (Institute of Metallurgy of UB RAS) Human Higher Cognitive Functions Design and Its Programme Description in the Context of Problems of Developing Creativity of AI
Aleksandr Kobelev, Andrey Buchkevich (Institute of Metal Physics named after M.N. Miheev of UB RAS) The Possibility of Simulating the Functions of Neuromorphic Neural Networks on the Basis of Artificial Synapses With the Principle of Spin Valves
Oksana Mushtak (UrFU) The Issues of Natural Language Processing While Developing Contemporary Dialogue Systems
Marina Zagidullina (CSU) Derrida-Simondon-Chomsky: Is there Any Innate Predisposition for Language Acquisition in Human Beings? On the Evolitionary Perspectives of Overcoming the Conception of Language as a Primary Medium and the Tasks of Contemporary Communicativistics
Daria Krutko (UrFU) AI in Computer Games
Workshop “Academic English for Publishing in English-language Journals indexed in Scopus and WoS” (14:00-16:30, 438 room)
May 12, 2018
Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science (10:00-13:00, 314 room)
Lyudmila Babenko (UrFU) Conceptology and Conceptography: the Logic and Mechanism of Interaction
Anna Kartasheva (UrFU) Cognitive Basis of Decision Making in George Lakoff’s theory
Veronika Bogdanova (SUSHPU) The Constructivist Approach to the Study of Consciousness
Ekaterina Uskova (UrFU) Qualia: Is it a Central Element in the Theory of Consciousness?
Elena Semenova (NarFU) Contemporary Debates on the Unity of Consciousness
Svetlana Obolkina (Institute of philosophy and law of UB RAS) Hemispheric Asymmetry and Ontological Stances: Specificity of Cognitive Instruments
Epistemology and Philosophy of Science (10:00-13:00, 315 room)
Natalia Martishina (STU) Local Cognitive Domains as a Research Object in Epistemology
Maksim Belyaev (VSU) Peter Van Inwagen’s Modal Skepticism: Strengths and Weaknesses, Its Implications for Epistemology
Aleksandr Khlebalin (NSU) Philosophical Conceptions in the Axiological Theories of Truth
Olga Shapiro (CFU) Argumentation in the Popular Science texts
Olga Kulikova (ISPU) The Model of the Subject of Knowledge in Evolutionary Epistemology and the Problem of A Priori
Nadezhda Nikolina (College of Food Industry, Trade and Service) Are There Any Conceptions in Epistemology Allowing to Understand What Scientific Knowledge Is? (Some Aspects of the Anarchist Epistemology)