2022
Formats of Vision & Thought Workshop
YORK UNIVERSITY
Spring
Conference POSTPONED
Due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, the Formats of Vision & Thought Workshop (originally scheduled for May 3-4, 2020) has been postponed to Spring 2022. Details will be announced once we have determined a new date for the workshop.
Zed Adams (The New School)
Mariela Aguilera (CONICET)
Ned Block (NYU)
Elisabeth Camp (Rutgers)
Susan Carey (Harvard)
Rosa Cao (Stanford)
Sam Clarke (York)
Santiago Echeverri (UNAM)
Nemira Gasiunas (Columbia)
Gabriel Greenberg (UCLA)
Kevin Lande (York)
Jessie Munton (Cambridge)
Carlotta Pavese (Cornell)
Jake Quilty-Dunn (Oxford/Wash U)
For more information contact
Jake Beck (jbeck@yorku.ca)
Sam Clarke (spclarke@yorku.ca)
or Kevin Lande (lande@yorku.ca)
The Formats of Vision & Thought
SPRING 2022
GLADSTONE HOTEL, DOWNTOWN TORONTO
This event is generously supported by York University’s Department of Philosophy and Vision: Science to Applications Program, thanks in part to funding from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund.
ABOUT
the workshop
Conference POSTPONED
Due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, the Formats of Vision & Thought Workshop (originally scheduled for May 3-4, 2020) has been postponed to Spring 2022. Details will be announced once we have determined a new date for the workshop.
Seeing and thinking are information-processing activities. What are the forms in which visual and cognitive information are coded? This question is of immense interest for both psychological research into the processes underlying vision and thinking and for philosophical investigation into the nature of mind and knowledge. This Workshop brings together the foremost theorists on this issue from around the world and at all career stages.