iCog 4
Action Perception
Radcliffe Humanities, University of Oxford, 17th–18th June 2017
Saturday, 17th June
10:00–11:30 Josh Shepherd (Oxford): ‘Action, perception and the structure of consciousness’
11:50–13:20
Henry Powell (Warwick): ‘Mirror Network Activation Solves Bernstein’s Problem for a Set of Action Domains’
Anna Strasser (Berlin): ‘Traditional accounts do not have to feel threatened but they might be encapsulated by the two-system approach’
13:20–14:30 Lunch
14:30–16:00
Elli Neufeld (USC): ‘Can We Perceive Intentional Actions?’
Mikołaj Hernik (CEU): ‘Agency perception reflects stable constrains from bilaterally symmetrical body plan on animal behaviour’
16:30–18:00 Riikka Möttönen (Oxford): ‘Motor contributions to speech perception’
19:00 Dinner at Al-Shami
Sunday, 18th June
10:00–11:30 Stephen Butterfill (Warwick): ‘A Developmental Puzzle about Goal-Tracking’
11:50–13:20
Matthew Crippen (Cairo): ‘Aesthetics and Action: Emotions, Situations and the Kuleshov Effect’
Alessandro Dell’Anna (Ghent/Turin): ‘Entrainment and shared representations in joint finger tapping’
13:20–14:30 Lunch
14:30–16:00
Casey Landers (Miami): ‘Psychology does not show that visual experience represents mental states’
Tom McClelland (Warwick): ‘Understanding the mental actions of other subjects with affordance perception’
16:30–18:00 Shannon Spaulding (Oklahoma): ‘Do you see what I see? How social differences influence mindreading’