PROGRAM

9:30 Opening 

<Session 1> 9:40-12:05 

9:40-10:25  Hisashi Fujita, "Dementia in Analytic and Bergsonian Perspectives"

10:30-11:15  Tony Cheng, “The Analogue Contents of Mnemic Scenarios” 

11:20-12:05  Nikolaj Jang Lee Linding Pedersen, “AI and memory” 

<Session 2>  13:30-15:55

13:30-14:15  Markus Werning & Sofia Pedrini, “The problem of mnemic justification How can episodic memories provide genuine (internalist) epistemic justification for factual beliefs?” 

14:20-15:05  Uku Tooming, “Justification by Generic Memory” 

15:10-15:55  Kunimasa Sato, “Testimony and "what-it-is-like" memorial knowledge” 

<Session 3>  16:25-17:45

16:25-17:10  Jakub Rudnicki & Kourken Michaelian, “Reference in Episodic Future Thought” 

17:00-17:45  Tamaki Komada & Kengo Miyazono, “Pluralistic Theories of Mnemic Accuracy” 

<Session 6>  9:40-12:25

9:40-10:25  Ken-ichi Hara, “Bergson’s Argument for the Co-Emergence of Memory and Perception” 

10:30-11:15  Yasuhi Hirai & Emiri Amano, “Bergson’s Conception of Attention and Memory” 

11:20-12:05  Qingfeng Yang, “Memory Enhancement, Memory, and Life State” 

<Session 7>  13:30-15:55 

13:30-14:15  Ying-Tung Lin, I-Jan Wang, Hsiang-Chen Chi, & Po-Jeng (Brown) Hsieh, “Empathic Remembering: Remembering as Empathizing the Past Self” 

14:20-15:05  Sven Bernecker, “Memory’s Role in Moral Responsibility” 

15:10-15:55  Christopher McCarroll & Shin Sakuragi, “Episodic Memory and the Sense of Us: The Phenomenology of Remembering the Shared Past” 

15:55  Closing